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Prof. Edward A. Lee Professor of the Graduate School Robert S. Pepper Distinguished Professor Emeritus University of California at Berkeley EECS Department 545Q Cory Hall, Berkeley CA 94720-1770 Email: eal at berkeley.edu Office hours: by appointment Photo by Rusi Mchedlishvili

General Information Research, News, Biography, YouTube channel, CV, and Teaching, Blog. Complete publications, selected publications organized by topic, and position papers. Media: Wikipedia, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter (@LeeEdwardA), Instagram. Official department home page. Information for prospective visitors and/or interns. Recommended books. Research Projects Lingua Franca, a coordination language for distributed real-time systems. The iCyPhy (Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems) Consortium. The Ptolemy Project: Research on model-based design. Software Lingua Franca Accessors Ptolemy II Interviews and Debates The Coevolution, New books Network, with John Traphagan, April 2021. Virtual Futures, with Luke Robert Mason, on Coevolution, July 2020. Experian Global News Blog, with Michael Delgado, on Coevolution, March 2020. Cal. Inst. of Integrative Studies, with Nicole Sallak Anderson, April 2019. TechNation with Moira Gunn, December 2017. Virtual Futures, with Luke Robert Mason, October 2017. Tech Talk, on Swarm Boxes, Semiconductor Engineering, March 2015. Sofware Patent Debate, Computer History Museum, August 2011.

Talks

• Verifying Parallel and Distributed Systems: The Observer Problem, Plenary talk, Integrated Formal Methods (iFM), Nov. 2020.
• More Deterministic Software for Cyber-Physical Systems, Keynote, Forum on Design Languages (FDL) Kiel, German, Sep. 2020.y
• The Coevolution of Humans and Machines, Keynote, Conf. on Advanced Information Systems Engineering (CAiSE), Grenoble, France, June 2020.
• The New Urgency of Digital Humanism As We Become Digital Humans, Workshop on Digital Humanism, May 2020.
• Video introduction to book, The Coevolution, from online talk to the Humanist Community of Silicon Valley, May 2020.
• Guest lecture about the current research in my group, April 2020.
• Vienna Manifesto on Digital Humanism, Forum of the Humanist Community in Silicon Valley, Oct. 2019.
• Models of Timed Systems, Mälardalens University, Västerâs, Sweden, Sep. 2018.
• Living in the Cyber-World: The Land of Humans and Artificial Intelligence, TU Vienna, Dec. 2017.
• 90-second talk on fundamental limits, NSF CPS PI Meeting, Nov. 2017.
• Resurrecting Laplace's Demon: The Case for Deterministic Models, CS Distinguished Speaker Series, Univ. of Houston, Nov. 2017.
• Plato and the Nerd: The Creative Partnership of Humans and Technology, Noblis Technology Speaker Series, Oct. 2017.
• Symbiosis or Annihilation? How Humans and Technology Coevolve, EECS Colloquium, UC Berkeley, Sep. 2017.
• Accessors: An Open Architecture for the Internet of Things, CoLab Tech Talks, Google, Mountain View, CA, Mar. 2017.
• Resurrecting Laplace's Demon: The Case for Deterministic Models, MODELS Keynote, Saint Malo, France, Oct. 2016.
• What Does 'Real Time' Mean? Simons Institute, UC Berkeley, June 2016.
• The Internet of Important Things, Reykjavik University, June 2016.
• Cyber-Physical Systems: A Fundamental Intellectual Challenge, College de France, Paris, Dec. 2013.
• Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) - A Rehash or A New Intellectual Challenge? CEDA Distinguished Speaker Series, DAC, Austin TX, June 2013.
• Verifying Real-Time Software is Not Reasonable (Today), Haifa Verification Conference Plenary, Nov. 2012.
• Heterogeneous Actor Models, Halmstad Colloquium, Halmstad, Sweden, Feb. 2012.
• Computers Everywhere: The Future Isn't What It Used To Be, Cal Day, UC Berkeley, Apr. 2011.