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Preisverleihung GI
Am vergangenen Samstag, den 24.04.2021 fand die Preisverleihung für den Preis von der GI online statt.Unsere HiWi Jana Eisoldt war für den Preis nominiert und hat erfolgreich an der Preisverleihung teilgenommen.
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Comsys sucht WiMi
Der Lehrstuhl ComSys sucht einen Mitarbeiter zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt.
Details zur Stellenausschreibung ist zu finden in der offiziellen OVGU Stellenausschreibung.
Master Thesis Defense Tharakeswara Rao
Tharakeswara Rao hlds the defense for his Master Thesis with the title "Application of Reinforcement Learning in Wireless Channel Prediction in the Internet of Things".
Bachelor Thesis Defense Lars Hübner
Lars Hübner holds the Defends of his Bachelor Thesis with the title "Design, Implementation and Testing of a CoAP Library on a Constrained System for Air Quality Measurements".
Master Thesis Defense Sophie Herbrechtsmeyer
Sophie Herbrechtsmeyer holds her Master's Thesis Defense
Master Thesis Defense Poorvi Mandyam Bhoolokam
Poorvi Mandyam Bhoolokam successfully defended her Master's Thesis "Digital Representation for Web of Trust in Internet of Things".
Comsys sucht WiMi
Der Lehrstuhl ComSys sucht einen Mitarbeiter zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt.
Details zur Stellenausschreibung ist zu finden in der offiziellen OVGU Stellenausschreibung.
Comsys sucht WiMi
Der Lehrstuhl ComSys sucht einen Mitarbeiter zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt.
Details zur Stellenausschreibung ist zu finden in der offiziellen OVGU Stellenausschreibung.
3rd Prize for Jana Eisoldt in Women‘s Award
Jana Eisoldt, master student in computer science at the OvGU, won the 3rd prize in the Women‘s Award. She wrote her bachelor thesis about „Secure IoT Device Commissioning“ and is now continuing to work on the topic at the ComSys workgroup.
The first prize went to Louisa Fay, student at the University of Stuttgart. Fatima El Hassan, who is studying at the HTW Berlin, got second.
The award is given to female students in computer science who recently finished their degree and showed extraordinary results, paired with social commitment. It is founded by Carl Zeiss Digital Innovation GmbH and Erika Büdenbender, wife of the german Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier. The award aims at supporting women in IT and creating female role models to encourge more women to study technical courses.