Matthew Might Biography

Static analysis of higher-order programs is Matthew Might's main field of study. Language design, compiler implementation, security, program optimization, parallelism, and program verification are among his diverse interests. He is the founder and director of the U Combinator software systems research group. He is available to testify as an expert witness on topics in which he is knowledgeable. He is willing to be deposed and testify in regard to his reports. Bertrand, his son, was the first person to be diagnosed with N-Glycanase deficiency, a rare disease. He published an essay about scientific discovery, and a story in The New Yorker, and an item in Der Spiegel addressed the aftermath. Static analysis, compilers, functional programming, cybersecurity, information security, optimization, medical robots, parallelism, high-performance computing, scripting languages, dynamic languages, and genomics are some of his other passions.

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