Re­search Areas:

  • Distributed algorithms and data structures
  • Secure and robust distributed systems
  • Network theory (e.g., peer-to-peer systems, mobile ad-hoc networks and sensor networks)
  • game theory

Open-Source-Soft­ware

Amoe­bot­Sim 2.0

Cur­rent re­search pro­jects

Pro­gram­mable mat­ter

VRLab­Tutor

Ge­plante Forschung­s­pro­jekte

Subjects: A Paradigm for Secure and Robust Distributed Systems

This is our newest research direction. Our goal is to develop a paradigm that allows us to design efficient, secure and robust applications for problems that do not have reasonable solutions yet, including SPAM, identity theft, digital rights management, DoS attacks, viruses etc.

Fin­ished re­search pro­jects

SFB 901 – Cus­tom­ised IT ser­vices in dy­nam­ic mar­kets

Al­gorithms for pro­gram­mable mat­ter in a physiolo­gic­al me­di­um

Al­gorithms for self-or­gan­ising particle sys­tems

Ad­versari­al mod­els for wire­less com­mu­nic­a­tion

Self-sta­bil­ising al­gorithms for over­lay net­works

Se­cure peer-to-peer sys­tems

Com­mu­nic­a­tion in sensor net­works and mo­bile ad-hoc net­works

Su­per­vised peer-to-peer sys­tems

Dis­trib­uted in­form­a­tion sys­tems