Published on Thu, 14 Jan 2016 in NEWS
Honoring his successful work, cfaed researcher Dr. Robert Brückner received the Carl Zeiss Research Award for Young Researchers, awarded by Ernst-Abbe-Fonds, as one of the first three laureates. The newly established prize is given to promising young scientists in the area of optics and photonics who publish an outstanding paper in an internationally recognized science journal during the first three years after their doctorate. Dr. Brückner shares the prize, doted with EUR 7000 each, with two more awardees. The 30-year-old scientist contributes to cfaed's Organic / Polymer Research Path and is working at TU Dresden’s Institute for Applied Photophysics (IAPP). His paper about a new idea for the production of organic solid-state laser was published in 'Nature Photonics'.
Published on Mon, 04 Jan 2016 in NEWS
After the success of INFOCOM’16, the Resilience Path of cfaed celebrates yet another top-tier publication: A paper on the integration of incremental and approximate computations has been accepted to WWW 2016, a leading conference in the area of "Big Data" analytics. This paper is especially important for our efforts to strengthen the 5G Lab, and the HAEC initiatives at cfaed to support the development of the Tactile Internet. In particular, the proposed data analytics system, called IncApprox, uses a combination of incremental and approximate computing paradigms to enable low-latency energy efficient stream processing.
Read more … Resilience Path: Paper to WWW 2016 Accepted
Published on Thu, 24 Dec 2015 in NEWS
Published on Wed, 09 Dec 2015 in NEWS
Three scientists from TU Dresden have succeeded to raise Starting Grants of the European Research Council (ERC) in 2015. One of them is the physicist and cfaed investigator Assistant Professor Sebastian Reineke (Institut für Angewandte Photophysik IAPP at TU Dresden) who was awarded with 1,5 million EUR to support his project “BILUM - Novel applications based on organic biluminescence”. With coveted Starting Grants of the EU, young, promising scientists who have the proven potential of becoming independent research leaders, are supported.
Read more … cfaed Investigator Ass. Prof. Sebastian Reineke Raised ERC Starting Grant
Another great success for cfaed: Three of our scientists had their paper on efficient and anonymous communication in Darknets accepted at INFOCOM, which, according to Microsoft Academic Research, is the top conference in the entire field of computer science. The paper titled “Anonymous Addresses for Efficient and Resilient Routing in F2F Overlays” was written by Stefanie Roos, Martin Beck, and Thorsten Strufe.
Read more … cfaed Paper Accepted at INFOCOM 2016
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