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07JAN 2019
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Three contributions at the WSC 2018
At the recent Winter Simulation Conference 2018 in Gothenburg (Schweden) CS7 published three contributions. Dr. Anatoli Djanatliev was a part of the track-coordination and program committee and presented a panel paper focusing on hybrid simulation. Dr. Peter Bazan published a paper about a mobility system model, and Dr. David Steber was talking about energy simulation […]
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20DEC 2018
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Siemens Master Prizes for our Research Assistants
Our research assistants and PhD students Anna Arestova, Wojciech Baron and Alexander Brummer (already in July 2018) have received the Siemens Master Prize as part of the graduation ceremony of the Faculty of Engineering. The prize is awarded to excellent Bachelor and Master graduates in the degree program of information and communication technology (ICT).
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20DEC 2018
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Paper Presentation at IEEE VNC 2018
Alexander Brummer presented the results of his paper “Measurement-Based Evaluation of Environmental Diffraction Modeling for 3D Vehicle-to-X Simulation” at this year’s IEEE Vehicular Networking Conference (VNC) in Taipei, Taiwan. The conference (this time in its 10th edition) is one of the main scientific events in the field of V2X communications.
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19DEC 2018
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Simulation-based evaluation of Quality of Service for 5G network mobility
The networking of vehicles with other road users or the infrastructure (Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X)) is one of the key technologies for autonomous driving and smart cities. The next generation of mobile communications (5G), which is going to be launched in 2020, takes into account use cases and criteria for V2X communication from the very beginning and […]
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14NOV 2018
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Three finished PhDs in two weeks!
Congratulations to our external PhD candidate Christina Stadler and our research assistants Vitali Schneider and David Steber: All three successfully defended their dissertations in the past two weeks! Their dissertations are titled: Christina Stadler: Ein effizientes Metamodell des Car2Car Kommunikationsaufkommens abhängig von der Umgebungstopologie Vitali Schneider: Stadardbasiertes Framework für die Testgetriebene Agile Simulation David Steber: […]Congratulations to our external PhD candidate Christina Stadler and our research assistants Vitali Schneider and David Steber: All three successfully defended their dissertations in the past two weeks! Their dissertations are titled: Christina Stadler: Ein effizientes Metamodell des Car2Car Kommunikationsaufkommens abhängig von der Umgebungstopologie Vitali Schneider: Stadardbasiertes Framework für die Testgetriebene Agile Simulation David Steber: […]
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10NOV 2018
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Lecture at the Collegium Alexandrinum: Blockchain 2.0 and applications in decentralized energy supply
Staff member Jonas Schlund gave a lecture at the Collegium Alexandrinum on Blockchain 2.0 and applications in decentralized energy supply. The Collegium Alexandrinum informs the public inside and outside the university through events with reports from research and teaching at the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen – Nuremberg. All lectures of the lecture block New IT Technologies are […]
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