Rituparna Chaki

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Rituparna Chaki is a distinguished researcher whose work lies at the intersection of software engineering, autonomous systems, and security. Her primary research areas include non-functional requirements engineering, robotic systems, and advanced computing frameworks. Chaki's most notable contribution is the development of the SCARS framework (Suturing wounds due to conflicts between non-functional requirements in autonomous and robotic systems), which addresses the critical challenge of reconciling conflicting stakeholder requirements in complex robotic environments. This work, published in 2023, has already garnered 4 citations, demonstrating its growing relevance in the field. Her research provides systematic methods for identifying and resolving tensions between requirements like safety, performance, and reliability in autonomous systems—a pressing issue as robots become more integrated into daily life. Chaki also co-edited the volume "Advanced Computing and Systems for Security" (2020), which has received 2 citations, showcasing her broader contributions to secure computing paradigms. Her work is particularly impactful for engineers and researchers developing trustworthy autonomous systems, offering practical solutions to ensure these technologies meet diverse stakeholder needs without compromising functionality.