Meldungen

Our member Simon Eismann has received a SPECtacular Award 2022 from the Standard Performance Evaluation Coorporation (SPEC) for outstanding research.

The paper "Sizeless: Predicting the optimal size of serverless functions" by S. Eismann, L. Bui, J. Grohmann, C. L. Abad, N. Herbst, and S. Kounev has received the Best Student Paper Award at MIDDLEWARE 2021.

Our member Vanessa Borst has been awarded the prize for the best master thesis in the field of AI and Data Science by the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science in cooperation with the Vogel Foundation.

The winners of this year's Würzburg Software Engineering Awards recognizing the best Bachelor and Master theses at the Chair of Software Engineering in 2021 were recognized at this year's SE WinterDay event.

Our member Martin Sträßer has been awarded a Ph.D. scholarship granted by the German Academic Scholarship Foundation (Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes).

As part of the Graduiertenfeier 2021, three of our team members received awards for their outstanding Master graduations.

André Bauer from the Chair of Software Engineering was honored with the Gemeinsamer Promotionspreis der Unterfränkischen Gedenkjahrstiftung für Wissenschaft und der Universität Würzburg.

Lukas Iffländer completed his PhD. Congratulations!

André Bauer completed his PhD with distinction. Congratulations!

The best Bachelor and Master Theses students of 2020 at the Chair of Computer Science II (Software Engineering) have been honored with the Würzburg Software Engineering Awards.

A new textbook on the topic of systems benchmarking by Samuel Kounev, Klaus-Dieter Lange, and Jóakim von Kistowski has just been published by Springer International Publishing.

The article "Serverless Applications: Why, When, and How?" co-authored by Simon Eismann, Johannes Grohmann, Nikolas Herbst, Prof. Dr. Samuel Kounev, and researchers from VU Amsterdam, ESPOL, University of Gothenburg and DLR has been accepted for publication in IEEE Software.

All planned courses (lectures, seminars, and practical courses) of the chair in the summer semester 2020 will take place using online services.

At first glance, supermarket queues and the cloud do not have much in common. In his presentation, André Bauer proved the opposite - and in just three minutes. Scientific facts and lots of entertainment value secured him first place at FameLab in Regensburg.

André Bauer performed at the Münchner Kammerspiele to convince the audience on the big stage how exciting computer science can be. In creative 10 minutes he presented his research and the research of the chair. In the end he achieved the runner-up rank.