Prof. Ramin Tavakoli Kolagari

  • Professor in the teaching and research field of software development for safe and autonomous vehicle systems
  • Head of the Automotive software lab
  • Expert for EAST-ADL, Chair of the international EAST-ADL Association
  • Use of AUTOSAR methods and tools
  • Supervising multiple consortial doctoral candidates
  • Use of innovative teaching formats, e.g. inverted classroom, just-in-time teaching

 

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Doctoral candidates

Research associate since March 2023

  • Associate in the fully automated shunting engine project
  • Research focus: Adversarial examples for tests for approving object recognition systems
  • Producing robustness tests for an autonomous shunting engine based on adversarial examples
  • Concept for interpreting the position of a train in a track network
  • Reproduction of sensor communication in a simulation environment

Research associate since June 2020

  • Research focus: Safety and security in machine learning
  • Further development of the Security Abstraction Model (SAM)
  • Support in the acquisition of grant funds for automotive industry-oriented research
  • Automotive software lab contact

    Master of Applied Research

    Master’s student since March 2022.

    • Student assistant in the fully automatic shunting engine project
    • Research focus: Adversarial examples as an approach for robustness tests for LiDAR object recognition systems

    Master’s student since March 2022.

    • Associate in the OHMetaRunner project 
    • Research focus: Implementation of a meta-learning algorithm for lane assistance
    • Development of an autonomous robotic platform for evaluating ML algorithms 
    • Concept for developing a lane assistant using meta-learning

    Master’s student since March 2023.

    • Student assistant in the VALISENS project
    • Research focus: Comparison of synthetic and real RGB sensor data in the field of autonomous driving

    Former research associates

    Dr Markus Zoppelt

    • Dissertation title: Software Security Design for Cyber-Physical Systems
    • IT security for highly automated, autonomous, and networked driving
    • Applicability of (t,m) password-hardened encryption (PHE) services
    • Supporting teaching in the field of autonomous model vehicles

    Online: https://zoppelt.net/

    Contact

    Hinnerk Müller

    Research associate since April 2021 to June 2022

    • Associate in the fully automated shunting engine project
    • Research focus: Application of Explainable Artificial Intelligence techniques for testing the robustness of autonomous systems

    Rebecca Ernesti

    Team assistant from 2017 to 2021