Matteo Turilli

Assistant Research Professor

ECE

Phone:(848) 445-8540
Email:matteo.turilli@gmail.com
Office:CoRE 707

I am a Research Professor at Rutgers University and member of the Advanced Distributed Cyberinfrastructure and Applications Laboratory (RADICAL).   I work on the project 'Abstractions and Integrated Middleware for Extreme Scales' (AIMES) funded by the Department of Energy (DoE).   I hold a DPhil (PhD) in Computer Science from the University of Oxford and my main research interests are in parallel and distributed computing and software design for distributed infrastructures.

Education

D. Phil. (PhD) Computer Science, University of Oxford, UK, 2009

Laurea (MA) Philosophy, University of Padua, Italy,  2003

Erasmus Mundus scholarship in Logic and Philosophy, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1998

Honors

2009  Winner of the 2009 Brian Michael Goldberg Memorial Award. In recognition of my work on Computer Ethics “Translating Ethical Requirements into Software Specification”. Philosophy Department, Carnegie Mellon University, PA, USA.

2008  Recipient of a one-year scholarship, Centre for Ethics, Business and Economics (CEBE), Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Lisbon, Portugal. 2007 Winner of the Lady Margaret Hall Grants & Bursaries Award for research merit, University of Oxford, UK.

2006  Recipient of a three-year scholarship, e-Horizons Institute, for the project: “The Oxford e-Social Science (OeSS) Project: ethical, legal and institutional dynamics of grid-enabled e-sciences”. University of Oxford, UK.

1998  Recipient of an Erasmus Mundus scholarship in Logic and Philosophy, Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA), The Netherlands. 

Research Interests

  • Parallel and Distributed Computing
  • Software Design for Distributed Infrastructures
  • Computer Science
  • Computer Ethics

Selected Publications

Flexible Services for the Support of Research

myTrustedCloud: Trusted Cloud Infrastructure for Security-critical Computation and Data Managment

Network Neutrality: Ethical Issues in the Internet Environment

The Case of Online Trust

The ethics of information transparency

Ethics and the practice of software design

Ethical Protocols Design

Turing's Imitation Game: Still an Impossible Challenge for All Machines and Some Judges. Evaluation of the 2008 Loebner Contest.

Dynamics of control

How to Do Philosophy Informationally