From framework to finding
Martila's research practice is built around a simple principle: a methodology is only meaningful if it improves investigation quality on real systems. Internal analysis methods inform the tooling, the tooling generates investigation paths, the paths are validated manually and dynamically, and the validated results feed back into better research.
That creates a traceable loop from concept to evidence. It also changes the nature of the work: instead of asking only "what bug is here?", the investigation can ask "what structure is failing, what variants follow from that failure, and what higher-impact chain becomes possible?"