Frank’s journey in computer science started at TU Dresden, where he developed a passion for systems engineering and software reliability. After working as a research assistant in the Systems Engineering Group at TU Dresden, he joined the Software Reliability Group at Imperial College London under supervision of Prof. Cristian Cadar, diving deep into software analysis, fuzzing, and symbolic execution. His main goal? Bridging the gap between cutting-edge research and real-world applications—making symbolic execution practical and impactful in industrial settings.

Group Publications

Talks

  • Sparse Symbolic Loop Execution

    Frank Busse

    Talk @ FUZZING 2024

  • Pending Constraints in Symbolic Execution for Better Exploration and Seeding

    Frank Busse

    Talk @ KLEE 2022

  • Combining Static Analysis Error Traces with Dynamic Symbolic Execution (Experience Paper)

    Frank Busse

    Talk @ ISSTA 2022

  • Running Symbolic Execution Forever

    Frank Busse

    Talk @ KLEE 2021

  • Running Symbolic Execution Forever

    Frank Busse

    Talk @ ISSTA 2020