Research

We have a strong commitment to research, and have worked consistently to bring research and academia together in the Erlang community. We regularly give presentations and serve on committees at major academic conferences, and cooperate with universities world-wide in different research projects. We invest at least 5% of our annual revenue in research.

Some notable research projects are:

• ProTest - a three-year EU project for the creation and dissemination of powerful new testing techniques. Our partners are Chalmers, Ericsson, University of Kent, University of Sheffield and Universidad Politecnica de Madrid
• Full-term student projects at Uppsala University
• KTP e-learning project

Our staff have also been involved in other research projects:

• A cooperation between Ericsson, Chalmers and Galois Inc to develop a domain-specific programming language for Digital Signal Processors
• The Wrangler and RefactorErl source code refactoring projects
• Eresye - Artificial Intelligence in Erlang programs