Martin Monperrus

Martin Monperrus is a Professor of Software Technology at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, working within the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, specifically in the Department of Computer Science and Operations Research. He conducts cutting-edge research on software engineering with a focus on program repair, software supply chain security, blockchain technologies, and WebAssembly.

His research interests span automated software maintenance, program analysis, software security, and the development of tools to improve software quality and reliability. Monperrus focuses on creating practical solutions for real-world software engineering challenges, particularly in the areas of automated program repair, dependency management, and supply chain security. His work often bridges theoretical concepts with practical applications, resulting in tools and techniques that directly impact software development practices.

The publication trends reveal a strong emphasis on modern software challenges including software supply chain security (with works like Dirty-Waters and Software Bills of Materials), program repair evolution (RepairLLaMA and RepairBench), blockchain security (On-Chain Analysis and SoliDiffy), and the application of large language models to software engineering problems. His research has evolved from traditional program analysis to incorporate AI/ML techniques while maintaining a strong foundation in software engineering principles.

Monperrus actively collaborates with PhD and Master's students as mentioned on his website where he states he "researches with brilliant PhD and Master's students to do hard, fun and significant experiments on cool topics." His work appears in top software engineering venues and demonstrates consistent productivity with numerous publications each year across multiple research areas.

He maintains an active research group (referred to as "my crew" on his website) that focuses on developing practical tools and conducting empirical studies in software engineering. His contact information shows he's based in Office 1524, Level 5 - E-Huset at KTH, with open door policy and preference for email communication.