It is a great pleasure for us to present the significant achievements of the TU Vienna in the field of machine learning and its application to autonomous driving.
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Institute of Computer Engineering News
On October 1st, Dr. Laura Nenzi received the Hedy Lamarr Award 2020 awarded by the City of Vienna.
We'd like to congratulate Sophie Grünbacher, who was featured in the newspaper article "Contact-Tracing mit Datenschutz" on 27th September.
We are happy to congratulate the team for winning the F1TENTH International Virtual Autonomous Racing Grand Prix at the IFAC World Congress in Berlin on July 15, 2020.
We are looking for PhD students with formal/mathematical modeling and analysis interested in one of these topics:
Laura Nenzi has received the nomination for the Hedy Lamarr Award 2020 awarded by the City of Vienna for extraordinary contributions to Computer Science.
We wish him all the best in his future career.
We wish her all the best in her future career.
The paper “Merging Redundant Crystal Oscillators into a Fault-Tolerant Clock” by Wolfgang Dür and his supervisor Andreas Steininger received the Best Paper Award at the 23rd Symposium on Design & Diagnostics of Electronic Circuits and Systems – DDECS’2020. The paper summarizes the results of Wolfgang Dür's Bachelor thesis.
We wish her all the best in her future career.
Two PhD-Positions in FM, AI, and CT
PhD-Position in ML and CT at the TU Wien
The meeting had distinguished speakers from Australia, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, India, Italy, Norway, Poland, and the UK.
The CPS Division bids Farewell to Max Tschaikowski and wishes him All The Best in his new position as an Associate Professor at the Aalborg University.
This position is funded by the FWF & ÖAW "High-dimensional statistical learning: new methods to advance economic and sustainability policies” grant and the FWF LogiCS Doctoral College. (supervisors: Prof. Ezio Bartocci and Dr. Laura Nenzi)
With his Master Thesis "COTS FPGAs for Space - From Old Concerns to New Possibilities" our student Markus Schütz (Supervisor: Andreas Steininger) won the Distinguished Young Alumnus Award (EPILOG June 2019) that is given to the faculty's best diploma thesis of the past semester. A scientific jury selects the best 4 candidates to present their work in an oral talk. Based on this talk and the written thesis, the winner is then selected.
Ezio Bartocci has successfully defended his Habilitation (Venia Docendi) in Computer Science at TU Wien with a thesis on "Formal Analysis of Cyber Physical Systems" on April 12th 2019. Bartocci currently holds also the Italian National Habilitation in Computer Science (since 2014) and Information Engineering (since 2017) in Italy.
The magazine "Der Standard" featured the Institute's IoT/CPS Ecossystems project in a recent article.
