The goal of this PhD is to further the potential of model-based formal verification of black-box systems by combining model-learning techniques with formal methods. This tight integration of formal methods into the learning process will help in producing high-quality models automatically, and steering the learning process towards areas that are of interest and/or lacking precision during the learning process. Further details can be found here.
The Institute of Software Engineering and Programming Languages (ISP), University of Lübeck, is thrilled to announce an upcoming expansion in our research endeavors. Under the leadership of Dr. Gesina Schwalbe, we are planning to form a young researcher's group on Correctable Hybrid Artificial Intelligence.
On Thursday, 08/12/2022, Prof. João Lourenço from the University of Lisbon, Portugal will be a guest at the Institute of Software Engineering and Programming Languages and will give a talk:
TITLE: Using Pot and LSD to improve ACID transactions (Abstract and Short Bio: see below)
Time: 16:15 h - Room: AM S3 - Audimax
Interested parties are cordially invited to attend this talk with the possibility of a discussion afterwards.
As part of the COEMS (Continuous Observation of Embedded Multicore Systems) Horizon 2020 project, funded from 2016-2020 and coordinated by ISP, the foundations of non-invasive observation of embedded systems were examined and first prototypes were developed that allow for continuous live-monitoring of safety-critical systems. More information about the project can be found on https://www.coems.eu/ .
Die UniTransferKlinik Lübeck GmbH sucht für das Projekt Mittelstand-Digital Zentrum Schleswig-Holstein ab sofort eine/n Projektmitarbeiter/in Voll-/Teilzeit.
From March, 6th – 10th, 2023 the 25th INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON FORMAL METHODS will be held at the University of Lübeck. The topics covered include the development and application of formal methods in a wide range of domains including software, cyber-physical systems and integrated computer-based systems. FM 2023 will be a platform for enthusiastic researchers and practitioners from a diversity of backgrounds to exchange their ideas and share their experiences.
After the University of Lübeck joined the „Kompetenzzentrum Erneuerbare Energien und Klimaschutz Schleswig-Holstein (EEK.SH)“, the Institute of Software Engineering and Programming Languages and the Institute of Multimedia and Interactive Systems will in the future contribute their expertise in the areas of Artificial Intelligence and Energy Management for transforming our energy system to the EEK.SH network.
Das ISP ist Teil eines Konsortiums aus Unternehmen und Hochschulen, das unter Nutzung der 5G-Technologie eine offene 5G-Infrastruktur sowie verschiedene innovative – auch portable - 5G-Komponenten entwickelt, mit deren Hilfe z. B. Noteinsatzkräfte im Katastrophenfall beim Eintreffen am Einsatzort schnell eine eigene, verlässliche Kommunikationsinfrastruktur aufbauen können, um sich möglichst umgehend ein Lagebild zu verschaffen. Denn gerade im Fall von Naturkatastrophen ist häufig die lokale Kommunikationsinfrastruktur zerstört.
The Institute of Software Engineering and Programming Languages (ISP), University of Lübeck, is currently looking for talented PhD students and PostDocs with a particular focus on Software Engineering in the context of several research projects. Click on the title for further details.
The ISP is taking part in an interdisciplinary project to create a digital supply chain on the basis of biosensors detecting biogenic amines that result from the decomposition of proteines. These biosensors will be calibrated with AI methods and a blockchain will make the supply chain unsusceptible to manipulation. More details (in German) can be found in the press release of the University:
