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Brice Morin is a leading researcher in model-driven engineering and self-adaptive systems, with a focus on robotics and cyber-physical applications. His work addresses the critical challenge of designing software that can autonomously adapt to changing environments. Morin’s most notable contribution is the development of a model-driven development framework for Sense-Compute-Control (SCC) applications, which enables the seamless integration of heterogeneous devices—sensors, actuators, and controllers—to sense the physical world, process data, and trigger actions. This framework, published in 2014 with 23 citations, provides a systematic approach to building complex, real-time systems. Earlier, Morin pioneered the use of models at runtime for adaptive robotics software, as demonstrated in his 2010 and 2011 papers (each with 11 citations), which reported on the DiVA Framework’s ability to automatically generate self-adaptive behaviors for autonomous robots. His work has been funded by major EU projects, including DiVA and EXPLORE, and has influenced the design of resilient, context-aware systems. With a career spanning foundational research in adaptive software engineering, Morin’s contributions continue to shape how developers build intelligent, self-managing applications for dynamic environments.