Admela Jukan

Admela Jukan ist Professorin und Lehrstuhlinhaberin im Fachbereich für Kommunikationsnetze an der Technischen Universität Carolo-Wilhemina zu Braunschweig. Vor dieser Position war sie Dozentin am Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS), der University of Illinois at Urbana Champain (UIUC) und Georgia Tech (GaTech). In der Zeit von 1999 bis 2000 war sie als eingeladene Gastwissenschaftlerin an den Bell Labs, Holmdel, NJ tätig, und in 2015 an MIT. Von 2002 bis 2004 war sie als Programmdirektorin in der Computer- und Netzwerksystemforschung bei der National Science Foundation (NSF) in Arlington, Virginia, beschäftigt.

Prof. Dr. techn. Admela Jukan erhielt ihren Abschluss als Dr. techn. (mit Auszeichung) in Elektrotechnik und Informatik an der Technischen Universität Wien (sowie die Habilitation), den M.Sc. Abschluss in Information Technologies von der Politecnico di Milano, Italien, und ihr Dipl.-Ing. Abschluss von der Fakultät Elektrotehnike i Racunarstva (FER), in Zagreb, Kroatien.

• OpenAccess: Artificial intelligence (AI) methods in optical networks: A comprehensive survey
• Cloud and Fog Network Engineering Lab: Mobile Anwendungen für Tiere Applications in Animal Welfare
  
• Neue Vorlesung in 2017 "Information Technologies for Social Good (IT4Good)" -- "This class is designed for students who are interested in studying the successful deployments and the potential use of information technologies in various topics that are essential for social good, including but not limited to disaster management, broadband divide, social resilience, privacy, environmental sustainability, and animal welfare."

• Und, dazu passende Lektüre: "Smart Computing and Sensing Technologies for Animal Welfare: A Systematic Review", by A. Jukan, X. Masip and N. Amla, see arxiv.org/abs/1609.00627

Die Forschungsgruppe von Prof. Dr. techn. Jukan ist in der Forschung in Bereichen der Theorie und Praxis der Signalisierung, Steuerung und Verwaltung in informationstechnischen vernetzten Systemen der nächsten Generation, sowie der Signalgebung Plattformen und Leistungsbewertung sehr aktiv. Die Interessen liegen in der Zusammenarbeit innerhalb des multidisziplinären Forschungsteams in der Ingenieurwissenschaften, sowie in der Anwendung hoher Breitbandkommunikation und informationstechnischen Technologien in anderen Disziplinen.

Laufende Projekte:

• DFG - FOR 2863 - Metrology for Parallel THz Communication Channels - 2019-2022.
• EU H2020 - mF2C - Towards an Open, Secure, Decentralized and Coordinated Fog-to-Cloud Management Ecosystem - 2017 - 2020

Bisherige Projekte:

• PLANETS-SENDATE - SEcure Networking for a DATa center cloud in Europe - 2016-2019
• DFG - New Horizons in Optical Networking with Elastic Spectrum Allocation and Parallel Transmission - 2015-1017

• SASER-SIEGRFIED - Safe and Secure European Routing (BMBF) - 2012-2015
• PACE - Next Steps in PAth Computation Element (PCE) Architectures From Software-Defined Concepts to Standards, Interoperability and Deployment (EU CSA) - 2013-2015

• TEFIS - Experimenting with Quagga Open API and Cross-layer Coordinated Networks (EU - New Experiments Program) - 2012-2013
• ONE - Towards Automated Interactions between the Internet and the Carrier-Grade Management Ecosystems (EU STREP), 2010-2013
• GEYSERS - Generalized Architecture for Dynamic Infrastructure Services (EU IP Project), 2010-2013
• X10 Media Composer (IBM Innovation Award)
• (Received AWARD OF EXCELLENCE in 2011) 100 Gb/s Carrier-grade Ethernet (awarded by BMBF)
• Inter-domain peering and provisioning in the next generation optical networks (DFG, in collaboration with Univ. Campinas, Sao Paolo, Brazil), 2008-2011.

Unsere Software Werkstatt.

Siehe:

• Cloud and Fog Computing Engineering Lab (in preparation)
• Open Source PCE Lab
• Hybrid SDN Optimizer

Vollständige Liste

• Sommer 2019: Information Technologies for Social Good (IT4Good)
• NEW!!!!! Winter 2018: Network-of-Things Engieering Lab (Note)
• Winter 2018: Advanced Topics in Telecommunications
• Winter 2018: Kommunikationsnetze und Systeme
• Winter/Sommer 2019: INTERNET LAB (Kommunikationsnetze und Systeme)
• Sommer 2019: Broadband Communication

Prof. Wael Adi

Dr. Wolfgang Bziuk

Prof. Andre Costa Drummond

Mounir Bensalem

Fran Carpio

Jasenka Dizdarevic

Anna Engelmann

Cao Vien Phung

Sandeep Singh

Robin Blume (Bsc student)

Khiet Nhi Thang (Bsc student)

Marta Lopez Delgado (Msc student)

Theresa Kull (Msc Student)

Visiting Scholars

Zied Nauceur (ENIT, Tunesia)

• Pablo Garcia, Bsc thesis: "Using Machine Learning for Animal Recognition in Smart Farms System," Oct 2018.
• Askri Ahlem, Msc thesis: "Development of a blockchain system as a distributed database for IoT devices,", Nov 2018.
• Moertadha Dhkar, Msc thesis: "An experimenta testbed of an early warning system with wireless sensor network and machine learning," Aug 2018.
• Pablo Garcia Sanchez, Msc thesis: "Using Machine Learning for Animal Recognition in Smart Farming Systems,", Aug 2018
• Mounir Bensalem, Msc thesis: "Heuristic Machine Learning-based Algorithm for Replication of Virtual Network Functions," Nov 2017.
• Zied Naceur, Msc Thesis: "Smart Fog-to-Cloud Computing Systems for Animal Welfare,", Oct 2017.
• Jasmin Schudrowitz, Msc thesis: "Smart Fog Devices for Animal Welfare Monitoring," Sept 2017.
• Marta Delgado, Bsc thesis: "Load balancing data center networks using SDN-NFV-based solutions," March 2017.
• Marcel Caria (Dr.-Ing), Dissertationsarbeit (mit Auszeichnung): "Analysis and optimizatios of hybrid software defined networks," 2017.
• Samia Dhahri, Msc thesis: "Design and implementation of an algortihm for the dynamic placement of parallel VNFs," 2016.
• Siqian Zhao, Msc thesis: "Improving Security in Optical SDN Networks with Random Forwarding and Multipath Routing," 2015.
• Yuesheng (Jason) Zhong, Msc thesis: "Hyrbid SDN-OSPF," 2015.
• Tamal Das, post-doc 2012-2015, now at IIT Bombay.
• Alex Hoffmann, Msc thesis: "Entwicklung eines Management Frameworks zur Bestimmung der IP Traffic Matrix mit SNMP- und OpenFlow-basierten Messungen am optischen Bypass," 2014
• Xiaomin Chen (Dr.-Ing), Dissertationsarbeit (mit Auszeichnung): "Performance Analysis of Parallel Transmission and Multipath Routing in High-Speed Network Systems," 2014.
• Fran Carpio, Msc thesis: "Network Migration to Energy Efficient Operation," 2014.
• Anna Engelmann, Msc thesis: "Applications of Linear Network Coding in High-speed Ethernet Systems," 2014.
• Mohit Chamania (Dr.-Ing), Dissertationsarbeit (mit Auszeichunung): "Multi-layer architecture and System Design of Internet Protocol (IP) and Optical Networks ," 2013.
• Jason Zhong (Bsc Student), Thesis: "Path Computation Element (PCE) extensions to clouds," 2013.
• Marek Drogon (Msc Student), Msc thesis: "Performance evaluation of an agent-based model of network migration to new technologies," 2012
• Sonia Pardo (Msc student), Msc thesis: "A study on benefits of parallel transmission in Inter-data center communication," 2012
• Anna Engelmann (Bsc student), Bsc thesis: "Optimal Time Quantization for Load Adaptive Energy Saving in IP Networks", 2011.
• Lorena Vives (Bsc student), Bsc thesis: "A Service Level Agreement (SLA) Framework for Cloud Computing", 2011.
• Irene Leal (Bsc student), Bsc thesis: "A Service Level Agreement (SLA) Framework for Cloud Computing", 2011.
• Emir Demirbildek (MsC Student), Msc Thesis: "A BPEL Framework for Cross Layer optimization in IP over Transport Networks", 2011.
• Marek Drogon (Bsc student), Bsc thesis: "Path Computation Element (PCE) Emulator", 2011.
• Said Zaghloul (Dr.-Ing.), Dr. -Ing. Thesis: "Design and implementation of AAA Systems in Mobile Telecommunication Networks", 2010.
• Silvana Greco Polito, PhD (postodoctoral fellow, now with Univ. Enna, Italy), 2009-2010.
• Marcel Caria (Diplomarbeit), Diplomarbeit: "Effective Usage of Dynamic Circuits for IP Routing", 2010.
• Dennis Gebbers (Msc student), Msc Thesis: "Performance Study of Adaptive Advance Reservation Techniques for Multi-Domain Quality-of-Service Provisioning", 2010.
• Patricia Alves Pereira (Msc student, now with P3 Communications GmbH, Aachen), Msc thesis "Technical and Business Challenges for Future Wireless Car-2-X Services", 2009.
• Jose Ignazio Aznar (Msc Student, now in Spain), Msc Thesis: "A PROACTIVE SIGNALING MECHANISM FOR SERVICE ORIENTED QoS CONTROL IN FUTURE ALL-IP WIRELESS NETWORKS", 2008.
• Shantanu Sunil Kelkar (intern, IIT Bombay)
• Andre Drummond (Exchange Student, Univ. Campinas, Brazil)
• Ankit Singla (intern, IIT Bombay)