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UNL team helps shape Chilean food safety policy through groundbreaking research

What happens when rigorous science meets policy? Real change. A team from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Department of Food Science and Technology recently demonstrated this firsthand during a pivotal mission to Santiago, Chile, where their research is directly influencing national public health and food safety regulations.

Purandare creating new ‘pluggable’ improvements to runtime verification technology

As computing innovation continues to accelerate in our technology-driven world, some of the latest software advancements are outpacing their systems, creating additional challenges for engineers. Rather than pulling the plug on existing tools, Rahul Purandare proposes plugging in a new solution.

With support from the National Science Foundation and its Formal Methods in the Field initiative, Purandare, an associate professor in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s School of Computing, will collaborate with Owolabi Legunsen, assistant professor at Cornell University, to streamline runtime verification of programs with new optimization tools and techniques compatible with both new and existing open-source frameworks.