Dissemination of research results: the Software Technology for Self-Adaptive Systems project

The purpose of the research project Software Technology for Self-Adaptive Systems is to increase the engineering efficiency of so-called self-adaptive systems.The project is financed by The Knowledge Foundation, began in September 2015 and will be finalised in September 2019. Read more at the project's web page.

In connection with this, the research results will be disseminated. The gathering starts with lunch and is followed by an informal after work. Registration is required, see below.

Program

12.00–13.00 Lunch in building K
Free for all registered participants

13.00–13.10 Welcome and introduction to the day
Welf Löwe, professor of computer science and project leader

13.10–13.30 General presentations of the project and results
Danny Weyns, professor of computer science

13.30–14.00 Key results from the sub-project Model-driven engineering of smart power grids (MoDES)
Mauro Caporuscio, associate professor of computer science

14.00–14.30 Grid challanges now and in the future
Fredrik Carlsson, PhD, R&D portfolio manager, Distribution at Vattenfall

14.30–15.00 Coffee break

15.00–15.30  Key results from the sub-project Automated quality assurance applied to telecommunication systems
Morgan Ericsson, associate professor of computer science

15.30–16.00 Current challenges in quality assurance of technical documentation
Frans Frejdestedt, Ericsson

16.00–16.30 Key results from the sub-project Optimizations applied to Automated Assembly of Customized Control Cabinets
Sabri Pllana, associate professor of computer science

16.30–17.00 Challenges and opportunities in automated/flexible manufacturing
Luis Ribeiro, associate professor in manufacturing engineering, Linköping University

17.00–17.30 Closing
Welf Löwe, professor of computer science and project leader

Registration

Please register to attend the presentationen by Friday 13 September at the latest, by filling in the form at https://forms.gle/arhfzxMSHTpqXqte6