Galois to Develop Innovative Qualified Parser Generator The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded Galois a $4.6 million contract for the final phase of the Safe Documents (SafeDocs) Program. As part of this contract ($1.25 million), Galois will be partnering with Real-Time Innovations (RTI) and Verocel, Inc. to develop a novel code generator for […]

We’re thrilled to welcome Dr. Shauna Sweet to Galois as a Principal Scientist. Her research interests center on the application of quantitative methods to complex mission problems. This includes the development of novel solutions to problems characterized by data sparsity, non-random missingness, and challenges arising from distributional shift. Dr. Sweet is also interested in the […]

We’re delighted to announce that Dr. Taisa Kushner has joined Galois as a Principal Researcher. Dr. Kushner works at the intersection of formal verification, machine learning and cyber-physical systems control – with a particular focus on healthcare applications. Her research interests include developing reliable, data-driven models under biased data; designing verifiably safe control and decision support […]

Galois is pleased to announce the acquisition of Adventium Labs (adventiumlabs.com), which will be operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of Galois through the remainder of the year, at which time it will be fully integrated under the Galois brand.  Based in Minneapolis, MN, Adventium Labs develops innovative solutions for building safe and secure software-intensive […]

We’re excited to welcome a new Principal Researcher to our team! Dr. Adam Bryant brings more than 20 years of experience in R&D and secure systems engineering. Adam’s research leverages technologies in systems modeling, reverse engineering, sense-making, and human-machine teaming with the intent to reduce the cognitive load required of engineers and systems analysts. At […]

We’re excited to welcome a new Principal Scientist to our team! Dr. R. Chandramouli (Mouli) brings more than 20 years of R&D experience in mobile networking, edge computing, and machine learning in academic and startup environments to Galois. Mouli designs machine learning-driven wireless network systems for dynamic spectrum sharing, 5G, resilient networking, and hybrid space […]

The U.S. Department of Energy recently awarded Galois a grant to develop TRIFECTA, a new platform that accommodates data privacy and data analysis.  Collecting and storing massive amounts of data is the norm for many organizations. Data storage is inexpensive, and the data helps inform decision-making across multiple levels of an organization. For example, these […]

We’re pleased to announce the creation of our newest spin-out:  Niobium Microsystems, devoted to the creation of trusted microelectronic systems. Galois is well-known for its focus on formal methods and high assurance for software validation. Some of the company’s most cutting-edge research involves System-on-Chip design.  Niobium Microsystems builds on this body of work, advancing into […]

As part of DARPA’s V-SPELLS (Verified Security and Performance Enhancement of Large Legacy Software) program, Galois is excited to share we have been awarded a multi-part project – POLYMORPH (Promotion to Optimal Languages Yielding Modular Operator-driven Replacements and Programmatic Hooks) that will cover three technical areas – Levitate, Transmute and Augury, and Revivify. POLYMORPH’s goal is to […]

This post originally appeared on the Adventium Labs website. Adventium was acquired by Galois in 2022. Adventium Labs, in conjunction with John Hatcliff and his research team at Kansas State University, has won an Air Force Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) award to increase aircraft survivability by addressing information security vulnerabilities in complex cyber-physical systems.