ET6: News

30.06.25

Presentation at the IEEE ICC 2025 conference

Konrad Fuger presented our work "Network Coded Rate Decay Flooding" at the IEEE International Conference on Communications in Montreal, Canada, 8–12 June 2025, which is a tailor-made protocol for position dissemination in large-scale urban UAV networks. It's always a pleasure to present and discuss new results with colleagues in the industry from all over the world.

24.06.25

Paper accepted for MINT symposium

The paper “Designing problem-based learning cases to foster student engagement in STEM” will be published in the "Tagungsband zum 6. Symposium zur Hochschullehre in den MINT-Fächern", September, 2025. Koojana Kuladinithi will present the paper at the symposium together with Siska Simon from ZLL.

16.06.25

“Those who know, do. Those that understand, teach.” - Aristotle

For the winter semester 2025/26, we are looking for interested students who would like to support us as tutors for the "Computer Networks and Internet Security" bachelor course.

04.06.25

Presentations at 2025 IEEE VNC

Our colleagues Konrad Fuger and Musab Ahmed presented at the 2025 IEEE Vehicular Networking Conference in Porto, Portugal, in June 2025.

01.06.25

Presentation at SpaceOps 2025 conference

Teresa Algarra Ulierte participated in the SpaceOps 2025 conference, where she presented her paper titled "Quality of Service Extension for Delay- and Disruption-Tolerant Networking".

27.05.25

Research project presentations

Congratulations to Rohan Mandal and Ramnandha Kumar Nagarajan for presenting their research projects. Rohan Mandal: "Impact of the Objective Function on Reliability of 6TiSCHbased Wireless Sensor Networks" Ramnandha Kumar Nagarajan: "Evaluating the reliability of 6TiSCH based IoT applications using simulation and modelling"

14.05.25

Two papers accepted for 2025 IEEE VNC

The following papers were accepted for the 2025 IEEE Vehicular Networking Conference in Porto, Portugal, in June 2025.

06.05.25

Paper accepted for the SpaceOps conference

The paper "Quality of Service Extension for Delay- and Disruption-Tolerant Networking", by Teresa Algarra Ulierte, Felix Flentge, and Andreas Timm-Giel will be presented at the SpaceOps conference in Montreal, Canada, 26.05.2025 - 30.05.2025.

05.05.25

Paper accepted for SPACOMM conference

The paper "Modeling of Multi-Hop DTN-Based Lunar Communications for the Evaluation of Traffic Prioritization" by Klara Schaper, Teresa Algarra Ulierte, and Andreas Timm-Giel will be presented at the SPACOMM confererence in Nice, France, 18.05.2025 - 22.05.2025.

04.05.25

ECIU micro-module completed: Enabling Industry 4.0 Applications

We’re thrilled to have completed the ECIU micro-module on Enabling Industry 4.0 Applications! It was a pleasure working with both our local students and those from other ECIU universities, including Aveiro, Trento, INSA Strasbourg and Lodz.

24.04.25

Congratulations Dr. Fisser

Today we marked a special milestone for our research group: Our colleague Leonard Fisser has successfully defended his PhD on “Age of Information as Performance Metric for Control of Wireless Cyber Physical System”.

17.04.25

Sebastian Lindner shares cutting-edge research with ECIU students

It was a pleasure to welcome Sebastian Lindner—our former colleague and now with Bosch Research Hildesheim—as a guest speaker in our ECIU course on Enabling Industrial IoT. Thank you, Sebastian, for sharing your cutting-edge research in wireless communications for industrial applications. Your talk was both insightful and inspiring for our students!

21.03.25

Keynote at PerVehicle workshop in Washington D.C.

Both Koojana Kuladinithi and Konrad Fuger are grateful for the opportunity to deliver a keynote at the PerVehicle workshop, held during the IEEE PerCom 2025 conference in Washington D.C. this March.

17.03.25

Online presentation at IETF meeting

Teresa Algarra Ulierte presented at the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) 122 meeting. The presentation was held online, although some of the participants attended the in-person event in Bangkok (Thailand).

17.03.25

Four papers presented at IEEE PerCom 2025

We had the opportunity to present four papers at the IEEE PerCom 2025 workshops held in Washington D.C. this March!

20.02.25

Final poster presentation for "Selected Topics in Communication Networks"

We use PBL (Problem Based Learning) exercises to nurture students' critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. The fundamentals are covered in the Communication Networks lecture and classical PBL exercises.

12.02.25

Presentation at the CCSDS Autumn meeting

Teresa Algarra Ulierte attended the CCSDS Autumn meeting hosted by UKSA (United Kingdom Space Agency) in London. During the meetings, the future of space communication was discussed.

06.02.25

Presentation at WiMob 2024 in Paris

Konrad Fuger presented our paper "Spotlight Flooding: Enabling Point-to-Point Control Connection in Urban UAV Networks" at the Third International Workshop on Vehicular Networks for Risk Reduction and Safety Related systems (VN4RRSR), held in conjunction with WiMob 2024, Paris, France, 21-23.10.24.

03.02.25

Congratulations to Klara Schaper

Klara Schaper successfully defended her Master Thesis on "Modeling of Multi-Hop DTN-Based Lunar Communications for the Evaluation of Traffic Prioritization".