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Established in 1972, managed from 2002 in the second generation until the end of September 2023 and now in the third generation since October 2023, the chair Department of Computer Science 4 deals with fundamental issues relating to the complexes of system software that supports programs or applications and facilitates the programming or operation of computing systems, monitors and controls the execution of programs, operates computing systems reliably and efficiently in a specific manner and implements an abstract machine with all these characteristics — a layer of software, commonly referred to as the operating system or middleware. In this sense, teaching and research at the chair is generally geared towards a resource-aware systems programming in terms of space, time and energy for stationary, mobile, embedded or centralized or distributed systems, whose individual nodes are typically parallel computing systems in the form of multi- or many-core systems.

Talks

Date Title Speaker
2025-01-07 Statusbericht: Trustworthy Execution of 5G Components Jana Eisoldt
2025-01-14 MA-Vortrag: Automatic Benchmark Generation for Retargeting Real-Time Motion Control between Multi-Core Processors Berfin Üstün
More Talks

In the first week of December, Laura Lawniczak and Maximilian Seidler attended the Middleware conference in Hong Kong. Maximilian, together with Kilian Müller from LITES, presented their paper NimbleNet: Serverless Computing for the Extreme Edge in Factory Environments at the WoSC workshop. Laur...

This year's Herbsttreffen of the SYS division took place at the University of Stuttgart on October 24 and 25. On October 24, the Fachgruppen “Betriebssysteme" (FGBS) and “Kommunikation und Verteilte Systeme" (KuVS) first met for a joint meeting, at which the Townhall Meeting of the SYS department...

Last month, Luis has presented his recent work on improved Spectre mitigations for Linux eBPF at Linux Plumbers Conference (LPC) and the 27th International Symposium on Research in Attacks, Intrusions and Defenses (RAID’24) (the former being located in Vienna, Austria and the latter in Padua, Italy)...

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 ...

The third edition of the HotCarbon workshop takes place today in Santa Cruz, California. Our chair participates with the paper "CO2CoDe: Towards Carbon-Aware Hardware/Software Co-Design for Intermittently-Powered Embedded Systems", for which Phillip Raffeck recorded a video talk. With the help of an...

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