Erik Ernst

Associate Professor
Department of Computer Science
Aarhus University
Denmark
 
 

I used to spend all my time playing the classical guitar, but the last several years have been dedicated to computer science, in particular to the design and implementation of programming languages.

In my copious spare time I like to walk around in beautiful nature, (especially mountains, when given the opportunity), visit friends and have long discussions about life, death, the universe, and how to save it, take pictures, read good short stories (find it a lot harder to get around to actually reading any long stories), make vegetarian food (or fish), participate in eating it, travel around the world, and all that jazz. Often taking a look at slashdot and, every day, checking out the newest Dilbert and Userfriendly strip.


Research Interests

My research is focusing on programming languages, from such points of view as design, implementation, static analysis, and "philosophy". The cornerstone is the design and implementation of the language gbeta, a language in the Scandinavian OO tradition (i.e., weird, unless you are already addicted to it). Here is a list of publications in that area (as far as possible, the papers will be made available here when the copyright issues have been sorted out):
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