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Best Paper Award for Research Work on Data Visualization

Shivam Agarwal and his research partners propose a novel and general approach to visualize dynamically changing categories of data elements. Their work won the Best Paper Award at the Vision, Modeling, and Visualization (VMV) 2020 conference.

Cyber-Security made in Essen

Essen is setting out to become a driver of cyber security - nationally and internationally. The new video "Cyber-Security made in Essen" by EWG - Essen Economic Development Agency shows the potential Essen offers in the field of cyber security. An important player is, as the film shows, paluno - The Ruhr Institue for Software Technology.

TransformingTransport Success Story on the EC website!

Big data offers big gains for transport operators: A huge EU-funded project has demonstrated how big data and artificial intelligence could transform Europe's transport sector, cutting costs and fuel consumption on road, rail, air and sea while boosting operational efficiency and improving customer experience.

Correct Positioning for Inductive Charging

Thick air in many cities—caused by, among other things, diesel exhaust gases from taxis. A new charging concept now aims to help clean electric taxis to make a breakthrough. It is being developed in the research project TALAKO, in which Prof. S. Eicker’s working group "Networked Embedded Systems" is responsible for the vehicle positioning.

AI Learns How to Handle Software Evolution

Machine learning facilitates the automated development of self-adaptive systems. A promising approach for the maintenance and further development of such systems has now been developed by paluno researchers. It is based on software product line engineering.

Understanding AI Players Better

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being used in the testing of computer games. The Visualization research group is investigating how test data can be visualized to gain more insights for improving the games.

Thanks to 5G: Better Emergency Care of the Severely Injured

Together with partners, Prof. Gruhn’s working group is developing a new telematics application in the 5G EURIALE project. The aim is that, based on 5G, this application will network first-aiders and emergency medical personnel with doctors in hospitals.
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Danger to Sensitive Data

Security experts from paluno – The Ruhr Institute for Software Technology at the University of Duisburg-Essen revealed multiple vulnerabilities in security-critical software running in protected memory areas of modern Intel processors. In the worst-case scenario, harmful actions could be infiltrated into sensitive programs, e.g. into the software of fingerprint scanners. With the help of the researchers many vendors already patched their software.

Artificial Intelligence Takes over the Job of Software Engineers

Today, there are countless possibilities of application for self-adaptive software, but the development of these systems presents software engineers with new challenges. Scientists from the Software Technology Institute paluno at the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE) have now achieved promising results with novel artificial intelligence (AI) techniques that automate the development process of self-adaptive systems.