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Together with the University of Aberdeen, we participated in the IETF121 in Dublin. In the Hackathon, the benefit of Careful Resume was demonstrated, a video is available online. The results were further discussed in the Transport Area Working Group (TSVWG) and the Internet Congestion Control Resea...

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Last week, our research assistant Corinna Seiwerth had the fantastic opportunity to attend the Base4NFDI User Conference - a platform that brings together researchers, developers and experts from different NFDI consortia to share ideas on innovative solutions and challenges. The focus of the event w...

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9th International Workshop on Industrial Automation and Control Systems Security (IACS WS’24) We are pleased to announce that our master's thesis student, Hnin Yee Shun, showcased her research at the 9th International Workshop on Industrial Automation and Control Systems Security (IACS WS’24) dur...

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Our former research assistant Lisa Maile has recently completed her PhD successfully today. She presented her dissertation entitled „Reliable Real-Time Communication in Time-Sensitive Networking with Static and Dynamic Network Traffic“ and has passed the defense with distinction. After finishi...

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Our research assistant Anna Baron has completed her PhD with success. She presented her dissertation today titled "A Model-Driven Approach for the Comprehensive Analysis and Scheduling in Time-Sensitive Networks" and passed the defense with distinction. After publication of the thesis she will ...

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Our research assistant, Mahdi Dibaei, presented the results of his recent research on fault tree analysis at the 6th international conference on System Reliability and Safety Engineering (SRSE 2024). The topic of his paper was "A Heuristic Variable Ordering Approach for Fault Tree Conversion to Bina...

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Satellite communication has been around for some time, mainly via geostationary Earth orbit (GEO) satellites. The GEO is at an altitude of 35786 km above Earth's equator. This leads to very high propagation delays, resulting in typical round trip times of ~600 ms. Such high latencies are problematic...

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Research Project Proposal (Winter Semester 2024/25) Analysis of Communication Protocols in Smart Grids Smart grids represent the evolution of traditional electrical grids into more intelligent and interactive systems capable of managing power generation and consumption more efficiently. At the h...

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