The ASSO research group focuses on automating the engineering of software (programming/modelling) languages and software by applying advanced computation and data manipulation.
The group pursues long-lasting research on the application of advanced computation and data manipulation to automate, systematize and make more flexible the engineering of software languages and software to increase software quality and productivity of software engineers. The key methodology is Model-Driven Engineering.
The distinctive focus of the ASSO group is multi-fold and includes: engineering of domain-specific languages (DSLs) and modelling languages (DSMLs), automated and seamless support for blended multi-notation editing of programs and models, innovative multi-step transpilation and compilation techniques for automatic generation of executable software from DS(M)Ls based on program and model transformation, software language and software engineering for robotics and the Internet-of-Things.
ASSO is a dynamic group with a variegated set of skills and knowledge in software language and software engineering, as well as theoretical computer science, with a common denominator being automatization of engineering phases. The group has a strong network of internal and external collaborations (both nationally and internationally).
Explaining Model-Based Systems Engineering – Towards a Semiotic Perspective (Jul 2025) Eduard Kamburjan , Johan Cederbladh 35th INCOSE International Symposium (INCOSE IS 2025)
An Initial Exploration of MULTI Level Modeling for Model-Based Systems Engineering (Jul 2025) Arne Lange , Johan Cederbladh, Kevin Feichtinger , Thomas Weber 35th INCOSE International Symposium (INCOSE IS 2025)
Appropriate Simulation Model Identification during Model-Based Systems Engineering (Jul 2025) Johan Cederbladh, Thomas C. Zimmermann 35th INCOSE International Symposium (INCOSE IS 2025)
Teaching Systems Engineering for Students – Experiences from the Swedish Education System (Jul 2025) Johan Cederbladh, Håkan Forsberg 35th INCOSE International Symposium (INCOSE IS 2025)
Successfully Integrating Early Validation and Verification in Industrial MBSE (Jul 2025) Johan Cederbladh, Daniel Krems 35th INCOSE International Symposium (INCOSE IS 2025)
Supporting Automated Documentation Updates in Continuous Software Development with Large Language Models (Apr 2025) Henok Birru , Antonio Cicchetti, Malvina Latifaj Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software Engineering (ENASE)