Sven Schewe
Scholar

Sven Schewe

Google Scholar ID: CG0CxlEAAAAJ
Professor of Computer Science, University of Liverpool
Automata TheorySynthesisGame TheoryModel CheckingVerification
Citations & Impact
All-time
Citations
1,793
 
H-index
22
 
i10-index
47
 
Publications
20
 
Co-authors
41
list available
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
  • Co-Investigator (CI) on the EPSRC Programme Grant 'Digital Navigation of Chemical Space for Function' (Dec 2021–May 2027)
  • CI on EPSRC project 'Games for Good' (Mar 2024–Feb 2027), studying history determinism
  • Host of Royal Society Wolfson Visiting Fellowship project with Ashutosh Trivedi: 'Correct-by-Construction Reinforcement Learning for Implantable Medical Devices' (Oct 2024–Sep 2026)
  • Principal Investigator (PI) with Daniel Hausmann on Horizon Europe project 'Lazy Synthesis Techniques' (Sep 2024–Sep 2026)
  • PI with Dominik Wojtczak et al. on EPSRC project 'TRUSTED: SecuriTy SummaRies for SecUre SofTwarE Development' (Sep 2023–Aug 2026)
  • PI with Pierre Ohlmann on Horizon Europe project 'Valuation Structures for Infinite Duration Games' (from Dec 2023)
  • PI with Yong Li on Horizon Europe project 'Reinforcement Learning for Finite Horizons' (Oct 2022–Oct 2024)
  • PI on EPSRC New Horizons project 'Under the Branches of Universal Trees' (Apr 2023–Sep 2024), studying non-terminating games
  • PI with Daniele Dell'Erba on Horizon 2020 project 'Synthesising Game Solving Techniques' (Jul 2021–Jul 2023)
Research Experience
  • Worked as a Systems Engineer in the Command and Control Systems Command of the German Navy after 1997, focusing on analysis, construction, specification, quality assurance, and project management of safety-critical systems
  • Joined the Reactive Systems Group at Saarland University in 2004, beginning his academic career
  • Currently Professor at the School of Computer Science and Informatics, University of Liverpool, leading the Trustworthy Computing group
  • Founding member and inaugural leader of the Verification Group at the University of Liverpool
  • Also affiliated with the Algorithms, Complexity Theory and Optimisation Group and the Institute for Risk and Uncertainty