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Java Pathfinder (JPF) is a system to verify executable Java bytecode programs. JPF was developed at the NASA Ames Research Center and open sourced in 2005.

🚀GSoC 2025 has ended, and we're incredibly proud of our participants for their innovative contributions!🎉A huge thanks to our mentors, and a big shot to #GSoC for making this possible. Looking forward to more collaborations in the future! #GSoC #JavaPathfinder #SPF #OpenSource


We're thrilled to announce that GSoC 2025 has accepted 3 incredible proposals for JPF 🎉🎉 Huge congratulations to all the talented participants who will be joining us on this journey. Let's make this summer one to remember! #JPF #SPF #GSoC #OpenSource summerofcode.withgoogle.com/programs/2025/…


Thrilled to share that the JPF organization is now a part of GSoC'25! 🎉 Students, seize this opportunity! Apply for our research projects or pitch your own ideas. Applications open from Mar. 24th to April 8th. Let's code the future together! #GSoC2025 #SummerInternship #JPF


🚀 The GSoC 2024 journey has ended, and we're incredibly proud of our participants for their innovative contributions! 🎉 Congratulations to all, and a huge thank you to our mentors. Looking forward to more collaborations in the future! #GSoC #JavaPathfinder #SPF #OpenSource


🎉 We're thrilled to announce that GSoC 2024 has accepted 4 incredible proposals for JPF ! Huge congratulations to all the talented participants who will be joining us on this journey. Let's make this summer one to remember! #JPF #SPF #GSoC #OpenSource #Congratulations


Celebrating the accepted TACAS 2024 paper for Cyrille Artho, Pavel Parizek, Daohan Qu, Varadraj Galgali, and Pu Yi "JPF: From 2003 to 2023." Heartfelt appreciation to GSoC for playing a pivotal role in making this paper a reality. 🎉 #GSoC #TACAS2024 #KTH #CUNI #NJU #SU


Unfortunately, we had to cancel this year's JPF workshop :( Hopefully, we can make it true next year!


Today is the deadline for submitting papers to the JPF'24 workshop at @ASE_conf Submission link: easychair.org/my/conference?… We are looking forward to your contributions!


This year, JPF will have a workshop @ASE_conf More info at conf.researchr.org/track/ase-2023… The deadline is Friday, August 4! Just a month away!


We would like to feature recent papers on @Java_Pathfinder The following paper was presented at the AST conference, co-located with #ICSE2023 conf.researchr.org/details/ast-20… Congrats to the authors! Fun fact - the paper started as a JPF GSoC project in 2020!


Congratulations to Daohan(@quadhier) and Varadraj(@varad_galgali) on having their proposals accepted to JPF's GSoC 2023! Daohan and Varadraj will work with Pavel, Cyrille, and Soha on supporting Java 11 in JPF. We are looking forward to their great contributions!


We are so excited to share that JPF was selected to participate in 2023 GSoC! gsocorganizations.dev/organization/t… Thank you, Soha Hussein @husseinsoh @UMNComputerSci and Pavel Parizek @CharlesUniPRG for making it happen!


The last JPF workshop papers are available in the January'23 issue of ACM SIGSOFT SEN: dl.acm.org/toc/sigsoft/20…


JPF has a youtube channel youtube.com/@javapathfinder You can find tutorials and invited talks from the previous #JPFWorkshop


We are back with more updates on JPF! Looking forward to an exciting year!


Corina Pasareanu @CorinaPasareanu from @NASAAmes and @cmusv is presenting a tutorial on Symbolic Pathfinder. We will post recording of this presentation later.

Java_Pathfinder's tweet image. Corina Pasareanu @CorinaPasareanu from @NASAAmes and @cmusv is presenting a tutorial on Symbolic Pathfinder. We will post recording of this presentation later.

Gaurang Kudale @GaurangKudale presenting his GSoC work.

Java_Pathfinder's tweet image. Gaurang Kudale @GaurangKudale  presenting his GSoC work.
Java_Pathfinder's tweet image. Gaurang Kudale @GaurangKudale  presenting his GSoC work.

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