Contributors to CRADLE
CRADLE has evolved through the work of researchers, developers, students, maintainers and collaborating organizations. This page recognizes the people and organizations that have contributed to the research, development and continued evolution of CRADLE.
Before becoming an open-source project, CRADLE was designed and developed by its founding team as part of the original research effort. Their work established the language, supporting tools and technical foundations that continue to support the development of CRADLE today.
Project leads
They provide direction for the project's research and development, including its system design, technical development and continued work on reproducible cyber experimentation.

Prof. Liang Zhenkai
National University of Singapore

Dr. Anis Yusof
National University of Singapore
Founding Contributors
The founding contributors were involved in the original creation and development of CRADLE before the project transitioned to an open-source model. Their work established the foundations, architecture and early technical direction of the project.
Ahmad Soltani
Aris Cahyadi Risdianto
Huang Kang
- Names are listed alphabetically. The order does not indicate the significance, seniority or extent of individual contributions.
Past Contributors
The following individuals contributed to CRADLE during earlier stages of its development. Their involvement supported the refinement of the project, its implementation, supporting tools and broader technical development as CRADLE continued to evolve.
They are acknowledged here for their role in CRADLE's development history and for the work they contributed during their time with the project.
- Names are listed alphabetically. The order does not indicate the significance, seniority or extent of individual contributions.
Research and Community Support
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the researchers, institutions, infrastructure providers and wider community who have supported the research and development of CRADLE.
As CRADLE continues as an open-source project, we are equally grateful to the developers, researchers, users and community members who contribute code, documentation, feedback, testing, ideas and other forms of support. Every contribution helps strengthen and advance the project.
Third-Party Technologies
We also extend our appreciation to the open-source projects, developers and communities whose technologies support CRADLE and its development and deployment ecosystem.
All third-party software, names, trademarks and associated licenses remain the property of their respective owners. For further information on licensing, attribution and third-party notices, see the Legal Notices.