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Among other things, the topics of reinforcement learning (in energy systems) and smart charging were discussed in a scientific exchange with Prof. Geert Deconinck from the Department of Electrical Engineering at the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium) and the research institute EnergyVille in Ge...

We, Siemens Industry Software GmbH, are currently looking for interns at our location in Munich. https://jobs.siemens.com/jobs/256776?lang=en-us&previousLocale=en-US

Forschungsingenieur/in für Kommunikationssysteme 5G, WiFi und V2X Location: Hildesheim Working time model: Full-time Start date: By arrangement Provider: Robert Bosch GmbH For information see here: https://www.bosch.de/karriere/job/REF98373A-forschungsingenieur-in-fuer-kommunika...

A journal article in the Applied Energy Journal resulted from the collaboration of Felix Tuchnitz, Niklas Ebell, Jonas Schlund and Marco Pruckner. The article, titled "Development and Evaluation of a Smart Charging Strategy for an Electric Vehicle Fleet Based on Reinforcement Learning", can be acces...

At this year's Vehicular Networking Conference, CS7 contributed three papers: Thomas Deinlein presented his paper "Evaluation of the 5G Data Plane for Advanced Vehicular Use Cases with 5G-Sim-V2I/N". Michael Niebisch talked about his work on the topic of "Impact of the Communication Directio...

Former research assistant and PhD student Florian Bock has successfully obtained his doctorate, congratulations! The PhD defense following his dissertation titled "Contributions to the scenario-accompanied development of automated driving functions" has recently taken place online via Zoom as well. ...

Every two years the whole Network Calculus community meets at WoNeCa (Workshop for Network Calculus) to discuss, exchange ideas and present new research results. This year, our research associate Lisa Maile participated in the (digital) event and presented an overview of results as well as current a...

Our external PhD student Christoph Sippl has successfully defended his dissertation titled "Identification of relevant traffic situations for scenario-based development of automated driving functions" just recently. The doctoral project was supervised in cooperation with Audi AG. Due to the current ...

Reinhard German has recently been appointed as an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty for IT at the Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. He will do research in the field of “IT for Energy”, first planned steps are to model the Monash Microgrid and to supervise a related PhD thesis.

Reinhard German has been appointed by State Minister Hubert Aiwanger for a new term as scientific representative for Connected Mobility in the Center Digitalization of Bavaria (ZD.B).