Advance
Through fundamental research: how software systems behave, how they fail, and what can actually be proven about them.
School of Computing · Athens, Georgia
Noelo Lab — University of Georgia
The Noelo Lab is a new research group at the University of Georgia studying assisted and automated ways to make software understandable, maintainable, secure, and robust. To achieve that mission, our group shares interests across cybersecurity, software engineering, and artificial intelligence.
The name
noelo — Hawaiian, v.
to seek, to probe, to delve; to search out what is not on the surface.
University of Georgia
School of Computing
Mission
Improving the world through impactful research of software systems.
The lab organizes its work around three commitments.
Apply
Through partnerships with companies, and by shortening the distance between a published result and something people can use.
Educate
Through what those advances teach us, about the subject, and about how to explain topics of importance to students and to the public.
Current topics of interest
- decompilation
- binary patching
- reverse engineering
- science of hacking
News
Recently.
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Noelo starts in the School of Computing at the University of Georgia.
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The lab is recruiting Ph.D. and Masters students to start in the Spring and Fall of 2027. how to apply.