PhD projects affiiated to the Nordic IoT Hub:
NETWORKING:
- Next generation SDN/NFV-based Management of Service
Eder Ollora Zaballa, DTU - 5G-based steering of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Bekkouche Oussama, Aalto - Mobile Network enabled UAVs for the delivery of IoT services
Hellaoui Hamed, Aalto - Communication in Real-Time Multicore Systems
Oktay Baris, Technical University of Denmark - Energy conservation in 5G networks using DRX
Farnaz Moradi, LTH - Latency Critical Networking
Zifan Zhou, DTU - Future Scenarios and Value Network Configurations for Industrial 5G
Jaspreet Walia, Aalto - Design, optimization and control of self-driving networked systems
Haorui Peng, LTH - Optimization and control of networked systems for autonomous vehicle applications
Zarah Chamideh, LTH - Ultra-reliable and low-latency networked systems aimed for time-critical services in an Industry 4.0 environment
Fatemeh Akbarian, LTH - Ultra reliable loT network for mission-critical applications
Kalpit Dilip Ballal, DTU - 5G network slicing strategies for a smart factory
Jaspreet Walia, Aalto University - Towards Mitigating the Impact of UAVs on Cellular Communications
Hellaoui Hamed, Aalto University - Architectures and safety for automated vehicles
Naveen Mohan, KTH
FOG/EDGE COMPUTING:
- Resource Management in Fog Computing for Industrial Applications
Mohammadreza Barzegaran, DTU - Feedback Control in Cyber-Physical Systems
Gautham Nayak Seetanadi, LTH - Security for embedded real-time systems
Nils Vreman, LTH - Edge computing
Jussi Hanhirova, Aalto - Autonomous learning camera systems in resource constrained environments
Alexandre Martins, LTH - Reliable Architecture for Future Smart Communities
Krzysztof Mateusz Malarski, DTU - Security in Fog Computing
Michele de Donno, DTU - Open source Fog Node: hardware support for virtualization
Eleftherios Kyriakakis, DTU - Information security for operational safety in Industry 4.0 based production
Jan Sramota, NTNU - Fog Computing Security
Koen Pieter Tange, Technical University of Denmark - Configuration of Autonomous Vehicle System Platforms for Safety-Critical Applications
Niklas Reusch, Technical University of Denmark - Management of Predictable Fog Computing Systems
Jaakko Harjuhahto, Aalto University, FI - Automated vehicle planning in edge-based collaborative CPS
Jose Sanchez, KTH
- Architectures for edge-based CPS
Rusyadi Ramli, KTH
CLOUD COMPUTING:
- Intersection of cloud computing, telecom, and control theory
Viktor Millnert, LTH - Control-based resource management in the distributed cloud
Tommi Nylander, LTH - Mission critical cloud
Per Skarin, LTH - Event-Based Cloud Control
Johan Ruuskanen, LTH - 5G Mobile Networks Optimization using Cloud-RAN architecture
Line Maria Pyndt Hansen, DTU - Event-Based Control and State Estimation
Marcus Thelander Andrén, LTH - Towards a service-oriented framework supporting MBSE tool-chain development
Lu Jinzhi, Royal Institute of Technology - State estimation and motion planning of non-linear systems
Marcus Greiff, LTH - Autonomous Systems and Software
Claudio Mandrioli, LTH - Digital twins
Juuso Autiosalo, Aalto
DATA ANALYTICS & MACHINE LEARNING:
- Distributed real-time operational data analytics
Jia Qian, DTU - Data Analytics for Cyber-physical Systems: Current Situation and Strategies for Action
Didem Gürdür, Royal Institute of Technology - Machine Learning for Autonomous Data Centers
Albin Heimerson, LTH - Distributed machine learning at the edge
Khaoula El Mekkaoui, Aalto - Efficient user generated information management
Mohammadhassan Safavi, LTH - Optimisation of future mobile communication systems using Deep Learning
Jakob Thrane, DTU - Neoro-adaptive Digital Learning
Constantina Ioannou, DTU - Virtual reality for IoT
Anton Debner, Aalto University, FI - Sensor Validation for Non-Stationary Scenarios
Hossein Darvishi, NTNU - Distributed Detection and Localization
Gianluca Tabella, NTNU - TBD
Andrii Berezovskyi, Royal Institute of Technology - Smart Manufacturing
Lifei Tang, Royal Institute of Technology