A book edited by Balder ten Cate, Jean Christoph Jung, Patrick Koopmann, Christoph Wernhard, and Frank Wolter is scheduled to be published by Ubiquity Press. Chapter Interpolation in Proof Theory in Part II: Methods in this book is written by Iris van der Giessen, Raheleh Jalali, and me.
I am a Senior Scientist in the Department of Theoretical Computer Science of the Institute of Computer Science at the Czech Academy of Sciences.
I am a member of the P JAC project TRUST: Knowledge in the Age of Distrust.
I am interested in fault-tolerant distributed systems, modal logic, dynamic epistemic logic, structural proof theory, interpolation, and justification logic.
Below are links to my CV and professional profiles.
Filip Jankovec, a PhD student at the Department of Theoretical Computer Science, won the 2025 ICS Best Research Results by Young Researchers for his joint paper with Zuzana Haniková Satisfiability in Łukasiewicz logic and its unbounded relative. Congratulations!
Dr. Hugo Rincón Galeana won the TU Wien Informatics Best Dissertation Award for his PhD thesis Methods for Analyzing Task Solvability in Distributed Computing. Congratulations! Dr. Rojo Randrianomentsoa was one of the nominees
My PhD student (under joint supervision with Ulrich Schmid) successfully defended his thesis On A priori Belief Updates in the Epistemic Analysis of Distributed Systems. Congratulations!
He started a postdoctoral position in the Theory and Logic Group from September. Good luck!
My former PhD student started her first postdoc at the University of Bern, in the Logic and Theory Group. Good luck!
Sara Negri and I participated in the first meeting of authors of the upcoming book Modal Logic Today: A Handbook, edited by Johan van Benthem, Patrick Blackburn, and Frank Wolter and intended as a continuation of the Handbook of Modal Logic published in 2007, where we will be writing the chapter Proof Systems for Modal Logic for the Mathematical Perspectives section edited by Lev Beklemishev.