Research Management Team

Dr Melski's research interests include static analysis, profiling, and profile-directed optimization. He has been leading GrammaTech's research program since 2003.

Prof. Teitelbaum's pioneering work on programming environments and incremental computation is widely cited in the literature. Teitelbaum is well known as the creator of the Cornell Program Synthesizer, one of the seminal systems that established the viability of integrated language-based programming environments.

He is also a Professor Emeritus in the Department of Computer Science at Cornell University, which he joined in 1973.

Prof. Reps is well known for his work on static-analysis algorithms, including the invention of the attribute-grammar paradigm for incremental static-semantic analysis. Reps is an ACM Fellow and has received numerous awards for his work, including the ACM Doctoral Dissertation Award, an NSF Presidential Young Investigator Award, a Packard Fellowship, a Humboldt Research Award, and a Guggenheim Fellowship. As of February 2011, Reps was ranked seventh on Microsoft Academic Search's list of most-highly-cited authors in the field of Software Engineering and ninth on its list of most-highly-cited authors in the field of Programming Languages.

He is also a faculty member in the Computer Sciences Department at the University of Wisconsin, which he joined in 1985.

Dr Anderson currently leads product development at GrammaTech. He has also served as principal investigator for research projects involving static analysis for automatic bug detection, and program understanding and visualization.

Dr. Cok's career includes research in static analysis with an emphasis on practical application to industrial software development. Before joining GrammaTech, Dr. Cok was a Senior Research Associate and leader of research and product development groups at Eastman Kodak Company.