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| Martin Henson was educated at ] in ], ], at the ] (], 1976), at the ] (], 1977), and the University of Essex (], 1981). | Martin Henson was educated at ] in ], ], at the ] (], 1976), at the ] (], 1977), and the University of Essex (], 1981). | ||
| == Academic |
== Academic research == | ||
| Henson's academic work is in the area of ] to aid ]. His early work was in programming language semantics, especially using algebraic approaches for structuring compiler and interpreter generation from semantic descriptions. He moved on to work in functional languages, focusing on program verification and transformation, pioneering an approach to program transformation, adapted from work in semantic equivalences, using higher-order generalisations and relational constraints. Since the late 1990s, he has undertaken research into the design and use of logics of specification and program development. With ], he has studied the formal semantics of the ] in detail. This work was used in the international ] standard for the Z notation.<ref>'''', ISO/IEC 13568:2002, , 2002.</ref> Most recently he has proposed a new approach to specification, based on specification theories, developing the specification logic nuZ |
Henson's academic work is in the area of ] to aid ]. His early work was in programming language semantics, especially using algebraic approaches for structuring compiler and interpreter generation from semantic descriptions. He moved on to work in functional languages, focusing on program verification and transformation, pioneering an approach to program transformation, adapted from work in semantic equivalences, using higher-order generalisations and relational constraints. Since the late 1990s, he has undertaken research into the design and use of logics of specification and program development. With ], he has studied the formal semantics of the ] in detail. This work was used in the international ] standard for the Z notation.<ref>'''', ISO/IEC 13568:2002, , 2002.</ref> Most recently he has proposed a new approach to specification, based on specification theories, developing the specification logic nuZ — a Z-like specification language with a monotonic schema calculus. This was first presented in a talk in the ] seminar series at the ] in ] in 2005.<ref></ref><ref> </ref> | ||
| He has been a ] of the British Computer Society since 2009<ref></ref> and holds a ] at the ] in ].<ref></ref> | He has been a ] of the British Computer Society since 2009<ref></ref> and holds a ] at the ] in ].<ref></ref> | ||
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| == International development == | == International development == | ||
| Henson runs a ] on his activities as Dean at Essex University.<ref>, ].</ref> | Henson runs a ] on his activities as Dean at Essex University.<ref>, ].</ref> | ||
| He has worked internationally on ], institutional licensure and ], with a focus on the Middle East and particularly for the ] in the ]<ref></ref>. He is an external reviewer for the ]<ref></ref> in ], ], and has been a Fellow of the ] since 2010. | He has worked internationally on ], institutional licensure and ], with a focus on the ] and particularly for the ] in the ]<ref></ref>. He is an external reviewer for the ]<ref></ref> in ], ], and has been a Fellow of the ] since 2010. | ||
| Professor Henson has given keynote addresses on outcomes-based curriculum development<ref></ref>, in Saudi Arabia, on institutional research strategic planning<ref></ref> in Indonesia, and on the internationalization of |
Professor Henson has given keynote addresses on outcomes-based curriculum development<ref></ref>, in ], on institutional research strategic planning<ref></ref> in ], and on the internationalization of higher education<ref></ref> in China. His other international consultancy has included ], ], the ], and ]. | ||
| == Selected publications == | == Selected publications == | ||
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| * Martin C. Henson and Steve Reeves. Revising Z: Part II — Logical Development. ''Formal Aspects of Computing'', 11(4):381–401, 1999. | * Martin C. Henson and Steve Reeves. Revising Z: Part II — Logical Development. ''Formal Aspects of Computing'', 11(4):381–401, 1999. | ||
| * Martin C. Henson, Steve Reeves and ], Z Logic and its Consequences. ''CAI: Computing and Informatics'', 22(4):381–415, 2003. In ] (editor), special issue on ''The Logics of Formal Specification Languages''. | * Martin C. Henson, Steve Reeves and ], Z Logic and its Consequences. ''CAI: Computing and Informatics'', 22(4):381–415, 2003. In ] (editor), special issue on ''The Logics of Formal Specification Languages''. | ||
| * Martin C. Henson, Besnik Kajtazi and Moshe Deutsch, The specification logic nuZ, ''Formal Aspects of Computing'', special issue on ''Refinement'', 18(3): |
* Martin C. Henson, Besnik Kajtazi and Moshe Deutsch, The specification logic nuZ, ''Formal Aspects of Computing'', special issue on ''Refinement'', 18(3):364–395, 2007. | ||
| * Martin C. Henson, Moshe Deutsch and Steve Reeves, Z Logic and its Applications. In Martin C. Henson and Dines Bjørner (editors), Logics of Specification Languages, ] Monographs in Theoretical Computer Science, 489-596, Springer, 2008. | * Martin C. Henson, Moshe Deutsch and Steve Reeves, Z Logic and its Applications. In Martin C. Henson and Dines Bjørner (editors), Logics of Specification Languages, ] Monographs in Theoretical Computer Science, 489-596, Springer, 2008. | ||
| * Martin C. Henson, Applications and Methodology of nuZ. In Paul Boca, Jonathan P. Bowen, ] (editors), Formal Methods: State of the Art and New Deirections, 117-146, Springer, 2010. | * Martin C. Henson, Applications and Methodology of nuZ. In Paul Boca, Jonathan P. Bowen, ] (editors), Formal Methods: State of the Art and New Deirections, 117-146, Springer, 2010. | ||
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| == External links == | == External links == | ||
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Revision as of 10:18, 7 August 2010
| Martin C. Henson | |
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| Born | 1954 |
| Nationality | British |
| Alma mater | University of Southampton, University of Reading, University of Essex |
| Scientific career | |
| Fields | Computer science, formal methods, academic accreditation, international development |
| Institutions | University of Essex |
Professor Martin C. Henson FBCS FRSA (born 1954) is an English computer scientist based at the University of Essex. He is Dean of International Development and is affiliated to the School of Computer Science & Electronic Engineering. Henson was Head of the Department of Computer Science from 2000–2006.
Education
Martin Henson was educated at The Bulmershe School in Woodley, Berkshire, at the University of Southampton (BSc, 1976), at the University of Reading (PGCE, 1977), and the University of Essex (MSc, 1981).
Academic research
Henson's academic work is in the area of formal methods to aid software engineering. His early work was in programming language semantics, especially using algebraic approaches for structuring compiler and interpreter generation from semantic descriptions. He moved on to work in functional languages, focusing on program verification and transformation, pioneering an approach to program transformation, adapted from work in semantic equivalences, using higher-order generalisations and relational constraints. Since the late 1990s, he has undertaken research into the design and use of logics of specification and program development. With Steve Reeves, he has studied the formal semantics of the Z notation in detail. This work was used in the international ISO standard for the Z notation. Most recently he has proposed a new approach to specification, based on specification theories, developing the specification logic nuZ — a Z-like specification language with a monotonic schema calculus. This was first presented in a talk in the BCS-FACS seminar series at the British Computer Society in London in 2005.
He has been a Fellow of the British Computer Society since 2009 and holds a Visiting Professorship at the University of Waikato in New Zealand.
International development
Henson runs a blog on his activities as Dean at Essex University. He has worked internationally on academic accreditation, institutional licensure and strategic planning, with a focus on the Middle East and particularly for the Commission for Academic Accreditation in the United Arab Emirates. He is an external reviewer for the Oman Accreditation Council in Muscat, Oman, and has been a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts since 2010.
Professor Henson has given keynote addresses on outcomes-based curriculum development, in Saudi Arabia, on institutional research strategic planning in Indonesia, and on the internationalization of higher education in China. His other international consultancy has included Jordan, Kuwait, the West Indies, and Sweden.
Selected publications
- Martin C. Henson and Steve Reeves, Revising Z: Part I — Logic and Semantics. Formal Aspects of Computing, 11(4):359–380, 1999.
- Martin C. Henson and Steve Reeves. Revising Z: Part II — Logical Development. Formal Aspects of Computing, 11(4):381–401, 1999.
- Martin C. Henson, Steve Reeves and Jonathan P. Bowen, Z Logic and its Consequences. CAI: Computing and Informatics, 22(4):381–415, 2003. In Dines Bjørner (editor), special issue on The Logics of Formal Specification Languages.
- Martin C. Henson, Besnik Kajtazi and Moshe Deutsch, The specification logic nuZ, Formal Aspects of Computing, special issue on Refinement, 18(3):364–395, 2007.
- Martin C. Henson, Moshe Deutsch and Steve Reeves, Z Logic and its Applications. In Martin C. Henson and Dines Bjørner (editors), Logics of Specification Languages, EATCS Monographs in Theoretical Computer Science, 489-596, Springer, 2008.
- Martin C. Henson, Applications and Methodology of nuZ. In Paul Boca, Jonathan P. Bowen, Jawed I. Siddiqi (editors), Formal Methods: State of the Art and New Deirections, 117-146, Springer, 2010.
Books
- Martin C. Henson, Elements of Functional Programming, Blackwell Scientific Publications, 1987.
- Bert, D., Bowen, J.P., Henson, M.C., Robinson, K. (editors), ZB 2002: Formal Specification and Development in Z and B, 2nd International Conference of B and Z Users, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 2272, 2002.
- Treharne, H.; King, S.; Henson, M.; Schneider, S. (editors), ZB 2005: Formal Specification and Development in Z and B, 4th International Conference of B and Z Users, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 3455, 2005.
- Martin C. Henson and Dines Bjørner (editors), Logics of Specification Languages, EATCS Monographs in Theoretical Computer Science, Springer, 2008.
References
- Academic Staff: Prof Martin Henson, School of Computer Science & Electronic Engineering, University of Essex, UK.
- Martin Henson, Academia.edu.
- Martin Henson, QAlias.
- Information Technology — Z Formal Specification Notation — Syntax, Type System and Semantics, ISO/IEC 13568:2002, ISO, 2002.
- BCS-FACS Evening Seminar Series
- BCS-FACS Evening Seminar Series, Past events 2005: nuZ - a wide-spectrum logic for specification and program development
- Fellows of the BCS: Henson, Martin Charles
- Staff: Martin Henson (Professor), Department of Computer Science, University of Waikato
- Martin Henson blog, Typepad.com.
- External Reviewers: Prof Martin Henson
- External Reviewers: Prof Martin Henson
- Outcomes-based Curriculum Development
- The Strategic Management of Research
- The Internationalization of Higher Education
- ZB 2002 Proceedings
- ZB 2005 Proceedings
External links
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- Martin Henson, on Academia.edu
- Martin Henson, on Naymz
- Martin Henson, on LinkedIn
- Martin C Henson, on QAlias
- @martinhenson, on Twitter.com
- 1954 births
- People from Reading, Berkshire
- People from Berkshire
- Living people
- Alumni of the University of Southampton
- Alumni of the University of Reading
- Alumni of the University of Essex
- English computer scientists
- Formal methods people
- Academics of the University of Essex
- English bloggers
- Fellows of the British Computer Society
- Fellows of the Royal Society of Arts