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Prof. Nancy A Lynch

NEC Professor of Software Science and Engineering
Head, Theory of Distributed Systems Research Group (CSAIL)

Primary DLC

Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

MIT Room: 32-G668
(617) 253-7225
https://www.csail.mit.edu/person/nancy-lynch

Assistant

Joanne Hanley
(617) 253-6054
joanne@csail.mit.edu

Areas of Interest and Expertise

Distributed Computing
Real-Time Computing, and Hybrid Systems: Algorithms, Lower Bounds, Modeling, Analysis, Semantics, Verification, Languages
Theory of Distributed and Real-Time Computing: Mathematical Models, Specification, Algorithm and System Design, Performance and Fault-Tolerance Analysis<br>Distributed Data Management, Communication, Synchronization <br>Languages and Tools for Abstract Distributed Programming <br>Hybrid (Continuous/Discrete) Systems <br>Mobile Wireless Networks<br>Biologically Inspired Distributed Algorithms
Big Data

Recent Work

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