James Bornholt
Assistant Professor
He developed new ways for programmers to understand the behavior of program synthesis tools, which makes programmers radically more productive by automatically writing programs given a description of their behavior, and to build their own. These techniques have been the foundation of a number of academic and industrial projects. Prior to joining UT Computer Science, Dr. Bornholt worked as an applied scientist at Amazon.
Research
Research Areas:
Research Interests:
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Program synthesis
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Automated program verification
Current Research:
Dr. Bornholt's research focuses on assisting programmers in creating more reliable software via automated reasoning tools, and applying these findings to solve challenges in systems and architecture.