Daniel Jackson
Scholar

Daniel Jackson

Google Scholar ID: PXY96lkAAAAJ
MIT
Software design and analysis
Citations & Impact
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Citations
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Publications
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Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
  • Recipient of the 2016 ACM SIGSOFT Impact Award and the 2017 ACM SIGSOFT Outstanding Research Award. An ACM Fellow. Chaired a National Academies study on software dependability and certification, and was a member of another study investigating unintended acceleration.
Research Experience
  • Current and recent projects include: concept design (a new approach to structuring software), Kodless (a tool for generating entire apps with LLMs), Riffle (a local-first architecture for reactive applications), and Wildcard (a browser extension for malleable software). He also coined the term 'lightweight formal methods' and designed Alloy with his students.
Background
  • Professor of Computer Science, Associate Director of CSAIL, and MacVicar Teaching Fellow at MIT. His research interests include software design and formal methods.
Miscellany
  • Personal interests include photography, with a personal photo site.
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