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REGINA e.V. – Competence Network Information Technology Aachen • over 100 companies based in the Aachen region • 22 chairs and institutes of RWTH Aachen University • Aachen University of Applied Sciences • Research Centre Jülich • Aachen chamber of industry and commerce The Aachen IT Competence Network REGINA e.V. covers the whole spectrum of business, research and education in the region. REGINA e.V. provides a focus for the activities of the member institutions, and strengthens their collaborations on a commercial, scientific and educational level. REGINA brings together companies of all sizes, from small start-ups to large international enterprises, drawing the majority of its members from the SME sector. Specialist fields include: • Communication • Hardware • Domain-specific software • Technical applications/automation • Controlling/Optimization • Infrastructure, Internet, e-commerce • IT consulting • IT personnel management • Technology transfer • Research and training 542
REGINA companies include world market leaders in specialized sectors, such as AIXTRON (semiconductor technology), DSA (quality assurance for the automobile industry) and CSB (application domain-specific software for the food industry). Board • Dr. H. Röllinger, SOPTIM AG (chairman) • Dipl.-Math. R. Geisen Alabon GmbH (chairman) • Dipl.-Ing. M. Wallrath, Ascom Deutschland GmbH (chairman) • Dr. R. Oertel, Head of Department 4.0., Technology Transfer & Research Funding, RWTH Aachen • Dipl.-Ing. M. Bayer, Chamber of Industry and Commerce Aachen • Dr.-Ing. J. Mansfeld, DSA GmbH (former chairman) • Prof. Dr. St. Kowalewski, Chair of CS 11, Software for embedded systems, RWTH Aachen Activities in 2009-2010 The events organized by the REGINA IT network address technical, economic, and strategic issues affecting the business of the network's members. When members meet at the management get-togethers, information events, specialist conventions and in working groups organized by REGINA, each of the members can expect to benefit from the experience of the others. This was traded on a wide variety of topics in 2009/20010: • Management Get-togethers: Professional Software Development by the Use of UML, Amendment to the German Data Protection Law, Online Marketing B2C-B2B, iPhone Apps, Cloud Computing- hype or chance?, Specialised Personnel Shortage - How to Deal with this Problem? • Round-table Discussion: Flexible Work: Every day, Every time, Everyplace 543
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Annual Report 2010 Computer Science
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Contents Preface ..................
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Preface It is a long standing tradi
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Otto Spaniol’s Retirement After 2
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Moving back to the lighter side, tw
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Next on the agenda was a true innov
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Computer Science Summer Party - Som
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Bright Minds in Computer Science -
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To close the big gap between school
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Two special editions of Informatik
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Teaching 21
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subject it builds the four majors o
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Linear Algebra; Stochastics; Numeri
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Software Development), Computer Sci
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The International Master Programme
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annotation, and retrieval of spatia
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Proseminar: Ausgewählte Kapitel de
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Anwendung und Nutzen von Prozess- u
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Geometrieverarbeitung Kobbelt, Dekk
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Postgraduate Courses - Winter Term
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Engineering (GloSE) Softwaretechnik
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05.11.2009: Wirtschaftliche Entwick
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VORNAME NACHNAME TITEL Ferdi Kirmiz
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VORNAME NACHNAME TITEL Stephan Peit
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VORNAME NACHNAME TITEL Zeeshan Khan
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Overall Number of Students and Grad
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Algorithms and Complexity Staff •
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Overview Many technological innovat
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Dynamic Coordination in Large Netwo
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Design and Analysis of Algorithms i
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analyze distributed protocols for t
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Other Activities Courses Our group
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Talks and Publications Talks Alexan
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Jean Cardinal and Martin Hoefer. No
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Overview Our teaching and research
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The major goal of this project is t
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Other Activities Courses Our group
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Joachim Kneis, Daniel Meister, Jan
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D. Guck S. Herting C. Jansen M. Kam
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The group is happy to welcome Johan
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on efficient numerical methods and
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to the engineers and thus offer a c
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Project partners are universities,
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hybrid systems (SHS), which allows
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Synthesising of Model Based Testing
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and/or to prove the design correct.
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Erika Ábrahám: • Program commit
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Joost-Pieter Katoen. Abstraction of
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Erika Abraham, Ulrich Loup, Florian
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Daniela Lepri, Peter Csaba Ölveczk
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Overview Our research group is conc
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Termination Analysis for Logic and
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Automated Complexity Analysis J. Gi
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• Participant of the Workshop on
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Talks and Publications Talks C. Fuh
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Publications: Journals and Conferen
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Lars Noschinski. Automated Complexi
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• Externals Dipl.-Inform. M. Duka
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Funding comes from various sources,
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communication, the scheduling and i
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of personal data released to differ
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consumption status. A prototype of
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Global Software Engineering (GloSE)
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automatically computes testing metr
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important features of MontiCore’s
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Tool Integration for Heterogeneous
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Toolchain Integration in Requiremen
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demanded by several software houses
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REGINA-Arbeitskreis Cloud Computing
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• Member of the Program Committee
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Retkowitz, D.: Softwareunterstützu
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Berger, C., Rumpe, B.: Supporting A
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Software Construction Staff • Fac
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Research Projects Evaluating Busine
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Automatic Test Case Generation base
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Selection of Organisation Specific
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Talks and Publications Talks H. Lic
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Communication and Distributed Syste
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Overview In 2010 the former Chair I
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Research Projects Adaptive and Ligh
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• Establish ISO as lead organisat
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novel concept for Wi-Fi sharing com
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delegate certain tasks to other dev
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ability to store containers and cel
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UMIC Simulation Framework Georg Kun
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communication protocols on symbolic
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Other Activities Klaus Wehrle Progr
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Publications Aktas, I.; Otten, J.;
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Lora, M.A. (2010): QoE in Cooperati
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UMIC Mobile Network Performance Gro
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Research Projects Ultra-robust Wire
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Talks and Publications Talks J. Gro
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Information Systems Staff • Profe
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Overview Today, the field of Inform
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Future Mobile Internet Services: Mo
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part of the research initiative Ada
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DFG CONTici: Context Adaptive Inter
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state-of-the-art in human resource
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DAAD IKYDA: Non-linear Digital Stor
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infrastructures for scientific comm
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Models for Quality Management in Sc
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Other Activities Services Prof. Jar
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TEL’10, ICWL’10, Workshop STEG
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Talks and Publications Talks Y. Cao
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D. Kovachev: A Cloud Multimedia Pla
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Ralf Klamma, R. W. H. Lau, Shu-Chin
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Sandra Geisler, Christoph Quix, A.
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Zinayida Petrushyna, Ralf Klamma, M
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Knowledge-Based Systems & Cognitive
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Research Projects A Deliberative Re
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In the last three years we continuo
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implementation of the algorithm on
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esembling the branching time logic
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capture default reasoning mechanism
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Other Activities Program Committees
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Talks and Publications Talks Stefan
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Dipl.-Inform. M. Sundermeyer M.A. T
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• image recognition Most of these
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the most probable sentence. These m
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language understanding unit and a d
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Research Projects Global Autonomous
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The interpersonal communication pro
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B. J. Kröger, J. Kannampuzha, D. B
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Logic & Theory of Discrete Systems
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meeting of all German DFG-research
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surprising result that McNaughton
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exist practical algorithms for such
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• Member of the Evaluation Commit
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F. Radmacher: A Game for Reliable R
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[19] J. Olschewski and M. Ummels: T
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Overview The research group on Math
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combine logical and algebraic appro
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B. Puchala, Parity Games with Parti
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Computer Graphics and Multimedia Mo
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Overview The Chair of Computer Grap
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technologies for using recognition
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Practical Mixed-Integer Optimizatio
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A Sketching Interface for Feature C
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Generalized Use of Non-Terminal Sym
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Vision-Based Analysis and Reconstru
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SCRAMSAC: Improving RANSAC's Effici
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Ad-Hoc Multi-Displays for Mobile In
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Continuous Representation of Digita
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Level-Set Tracking for Automotive A
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Real-time Visual Object Detection P
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Other Activities Prof. Dr. Leif Kob
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• Member, Deutsche Arbeitsgemeins
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E. Horbert, Geometrically Constrain
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Data Management and Exploration Sta
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Data Analysis and Knowledge Extract
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prototypical one-cylinder engine fo
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Figure 5: OpenSubspace evaluation f
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Outlier Ranking in High Dimensional
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Relevance Feedback for the Explorat
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authenticate himself or herself in
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Other Activities Teaching Winter te
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Awards • Dipl.-Inform. Stephan G
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Assent I., Kremer H., Seidl T.: Spe
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Computer-Supported Learning Staff
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Overview Our focus in research and
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CoboCards GmbH and penetrated the E
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Daniel Herding presenting at DeLFI
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mathematics, computer science, natu
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The effect of the different measure
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Nadine Bergner • Co-organization
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Media Computing Group Staff • Fac
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Our group builds upon these results
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structure, and informal seating in
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The idea has been explored in three
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PinStripe: Eyes-free Continuous Inp
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Stacksplorer: Understanding Dynamic
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Our design rationale is to give the
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direct manipulation. Due to the sea
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Corona Many historical buildings ar
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CocoaHeads Since April 2008, we hav
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Talks and Publications Talks Usabil
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Christian Corsten. DragonFly: Spati
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• Guest Researcher:    Chak
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Research Projects [mc]square - Mode
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Synthesizing Best Transformers for
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UMIC Projects at i11 Carsten Weise
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Modelchecking Modular Protocols Car
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construction costs, the lack of sui
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Another issue in model-based develo
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Laboratory, RWTH) and Marco Roveri
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information from SNMP-based and fro
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Publications Biallas, S.; Brauer, J
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Schlich, B.; Brauer, J. & Kowalewsk
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Overview A recurring theme of the r
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Research Projects Over the past yea
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esearch groups: Applied Medical Eng
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Robust Shape Optimization for Artif
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• 1st Workshop on Automated Progr
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M. Lülfesmann. Computer-aided educ
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M. Probst, M. Lülfesmann, H. M. B
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Overview The focus of our research
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compute the gradient of the cost fu
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Waterways Engineering and Research
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methods to cases were our program r
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Other activities • Uwe Naumann is
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K. Rattanakornpunt, U. Naumann and
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• Student Researchers Dennis Effm
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Since recently, our research is als
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able to easily identify areas where
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VisPME - Visualization in Parallel
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With a novel VR-based modeling tool
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voxels with only a low number of pa
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Talks and Publications D. Holz: Soi
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D. Holz, T. Beer, T. Kuhlen (2009).
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Overview The research group IT-Secu
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Talks, Posters, and Publications Ta
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UMIC Mobile Network Performance Gro
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Research Projects Ultra-robust Wire
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Talks and Publications Talks J. Gro
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Parallel Programming Staff • Facu
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Research Activities Scalable Perfor
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Scalable Infrastructure for the Aut
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Other Activities Awards ICPP 2010 B
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Talks and Publications Talks M. Gei
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F. Wolf: Kranken Herzen helfen - In
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Wolfgang Frings, Felix Wolf, Ventsi
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Overview Paolo Bientinesi is Junior
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Other Activities Services Throughou
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Architectures. Accepted for publica
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Dissertations and Habilitations 453
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Social Software and Community Infor
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Personalized eHomes: Mobility, Priv
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Design Patterns for Safety-Critical
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Robust Machine Translation for Mult
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modeled together with its necessary
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Personalization in Technology Enhan
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A Log-Linear Discriminative Modelin
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Generic Modeling and Mapping Langua
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Evaluators: Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Ber
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Mechanisms, Models, and Tools for F
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Adaptive Multimodal Exploration of
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Discriminative Training and Acousti
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Channel Assignment and Security in
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Evaluators: Prof. Dr. Hermann Ney P
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for this problem the first polynomi
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Aspects of Wardrop Equilibria Lars
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Anonymous Communication in the Age
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World libraries : towards efficient
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