Louis Marott Normann

Louis Marott Normann serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Science. His research focuses on advanced programming language theory with specialization in reversible computing and partial evaluation techniques.

His recent work demonstrates significant contributions to reversible program semantics, particularly through the development of reversible interpreters and flowchart-based program transformations. Key research themes include the theoretical foundations of invertible computation and practical applications of partial evaluation in optimizing reversible systems.

Normann's 2024 publications reveal a concentrated research trajectory in programming language theory, with both papers exploring the intersection of reversibility and program transformation. His collaborations with Robert Glück highlight methodological innovations in interpreter design and flowchart program optimization, advancing the field of reversible computing.

His academic activities include peer-reviewed conference publications in prestigious venues like PEPM and Festschrift publications honoring seminal researchers in programming languages. Normann maintains active research output through the University of Copenhagen's Department of Computer Science (DIKU), with open-access publications available via institutional repositories.