Martin Monperrus

Martin Monperrus is a Professor of Software Technology at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden. He leads the software engineering research group focusing on program repair, AI-driven software development, and software supply chain security. His work spans theoretical computer science and practical applications in blockchain, testing, and diversity in systems.

• Teaches courses such as Automated Software Testing, Blockchain Systems, and Advanced Software Engineering.
• Research centers on inventing tools for modern software engineering, including program synthesis, neural repair, and resilient systems.
• Pioneers initiatives like Repairnator (automatic bug fixing bot) and open-source tools like Astor and Gumtree.

Research interests include:

• Automated program repair using large language models
• Blockchain security and decentralized systems
• Reproducible builds and dependency management
• Formal methods for smart contracts

Recent work emphasizes:

• Generating mocks and test data with AI
• Supply chain attacks in Java/Golang
• Leaderboards for program repair models

Labs/Teams: Leads the KTH Software Technology Group, collaborating with PhD/Master's students on cutting-edge projects.