João Pedro Craveiro

I am a Ph.D. candidate and junior researcher at LaSIGE (Large-Scale Informatics Systems Laboratory). I received my M.Sc. degree in Informatics Engineering from the University of Lisbon in 2009, with a thesis entitled Integration of generic operating systems in partitioned architectures.

My main research interests are in the area of embedded and real-time systems, more specifically time- and space-partitioned architectures for aerospace systems, and I've co-authored 14 refereed publications on these topics. My Ph.D. supervisor is Prof. José Rufino.

I am also a teaching assistant at the Department of Informatics, in courses about real-time and embedded systems, computer architecture, operating systems, and object-oriented software analysis/design.

My personal interests are as diverse as music, photography, travelling, cooking, comics, psychology, public transport (I collect world metro / subway maps), language, and Postcrossing.

Contacts

LaSIGE - Departamento de Informática/FCUL
Campo Grande, Ed. C6, Piso 3, Sala 6.3.29
1749-016 LISBOA
PORTUGAL
[ GPS: N38° 45' 19.44" W9° 9' 29.034" - map ]

For FCUL students: office hours are in room 1.3.35 (not 6.3.29); see schedules on your course's website.

Tel.: (+351) 21 750 05 32, x. 26329 / Fax: (+351) 21 750 05 33
E-mail: j...@l...l.pt
LinkedIn profile: João Craveiro

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