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This is the description of research activities of the chair of infomatics 4.
Distributed Systems
BFT2Chain: Design and validation of scalable, Byzantine fault tolerant consensus algorithms for blockchains
E³: Energy-aware Execution Environments
EDC: Efficient Distributed Coordination
LARN: Latency and Resilience-aware Networking
REFIT: Resource-Efficient Fault and Intrusion Tolerance
Energy-aware Systems
LARN: Latency and Resilience-aware Networking
ARES: Adaptive Responsive Embedded Systems (ESI 2)
ARTE: Software infrastructure of resource-constrained distributed systems
PAX: Power-Aware Critical Sections
ResPECT: Resilient Power-Constrained Embedded Communication Terminals
Operating Systems
COKE: Software-controlled consistency and coherence for many-core processor architectures
LAOS: Latency Awareness in Operating Systems
TRR 89 C1: Invasive Run-Time Support System (iRTSS)
TRR 89 C5: Security in Invasive Computing Systems
Real-Time Systems
AORTA: Aspect-Oriented Real-Time Architecture (Phase 1)
AORTA: Aspect-Oriented Real-Time Architectures (Phase 2)
LARN: Latency and Resilience-aware Networking
ARES: Adaptive Responsive Embedded Systems (ESI 2)
ARTE: Software infrastructure of resource-constrained distributed systems