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06DEC 2025
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Two Papers and Best Presentation Award at RTSS 2025
The Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS), which is the premier conference in the field of real-time systems, took place in Boston, MA, from December 2 to 5. The Embedded Systems Software Group has contributed to this venue with two publications: First, the collaborative work between TU Dortmund and FAU, “Dynamic Fuzzing-Based Whole-System Timing Analysis”, was presented […]
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24SEP 2025
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1. Zephyr Conference in Jena
On September 23 and 24, 2025, our employees Eva Dengler, Thomas Preisner, and Peter Wägemann attended the 1st Zephyr in Science and Education (ZiSE) Conference in Jena. The focus was on Zephyr in science and education, creating the perfect setting for establishing links between research and application. Eva Dengler presented our work on energy-aware real-time […]
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23SEP 2025
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Promotion Phillip Raffeck
On 22nd September 2025, Phillip Raffeck successfully defended his dissertation with the title Predictable Execution for Device-Bound Embedded Systems with Intermittent Power. Dr. Peter Wägemann had the honor of being the doctoral supervison for the first time. The examination board, chaired by Prof. Dr. Jürgen Teich (Lehrstuhl für Informatik 12), also included Prof. Dr. Michael […]
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11JUL 2025
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vNV-Heap presented at LCTES 2025 in Seoul
Markus Gerber presented the evolution of his bachelor’s thesis at LCTES 2025. The resulting paper, entitled “vNV-Heap: An Ownership-Based Virtually Non-volatile Heap for Embedded Systems,” uses ownership (as implemented by Rust, for example) to implement memory virtualization (i.e., the swapping of memory pages) efficiently and predictably on embedded systems. The paper (DOI), the recording of […]Markus Gerber presented the evolution of his bachelor’s thesis at LCTES 2025. The resulting paper, entitled “vNV-Heap: An Ownership-Based Virtually Non-volatile Heap for Embedded Systems,” uses ownership (as implemented by Rust, for example) to implement memory virtualization (i.e., the swapping of memory pages) efficiently and predictably on embedded systems. The paper (DOI), the recording of […]
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04MAR 2025
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GI Women and Computer Science 2025 Award for Eva Dengler
To our great pleasure, the master’s thesis “Clock-Tree–Aware Resource-Consumption Models for Embedded SoC Platforms” by our colleague Eva Dengler was awarded WITA 2025 prize for the best master’s thesis of the Fachgruppe Frauen und Informatik. The thesis was supervised by Peter Wägemann and Simon Schuster at our chair. The research based on this master’s thesis […]
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16JUL 2024
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ECRTS 2024 in Lille
Last week, Eva Dengler took part at the ECRTS in Lille, France. She presented our work “Crêpe: Clock-Reconfiguration-Aware Preemption Control in Real-Time Systems with Devices”, written together with Peter Wägemann. The paper targets the optimization of time-critical real-time systems with device usage regarding their energy usage. Besides the conference, there were visits to the velodrome […]Last week, Eva Dengler took part at the ECRTS in Lille, France. She presented our work “Crêpe: Clock-Reconfiguration-Aware Preemption Control in Real-Time Systems with Devices”, written together with Peter Wägemann. The paper targets the optimization of time-critical real-time systems with device usage regarding their energy usage. Besides the conference, there were visits to the velodrome […]
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