Thomas Vogel

I am a researcher in the Software Engineering Group (Prof. Lars Grunske) at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany. Previously, I was a doctoral student in the System Analysis and Modeling Group (Prof. Holger Giese) at the Hasso Plattner Institute/University of Potsdam. My research interests are in the application of model-driven engineering to software quality assurance and software adaptation. My main research topics are:

– Engineering self-adaptive software with runtime models

– Automated quality assurance of behavioral software requirements

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Things Happening

• Jul 2017 — Our paper Efficient Utility-Driven Self-Healing Employing Adaptation Rules for Large Dynamic Architectures got the Karsten Schwan Best Paper Award at ICAC’17.

• Jul 2017 — 2nd NII Shonan Meeting on Controlled Adaptation of Self-adaptive Systems (CASaS’17).
• Jun 2017 — I am the Publicity Co-Chair of the 13th International Symposium on Software Engineering for Adaptive and Self-Managing Systems (SEAMS’18) co-located with ICSE’18 in Gothenburg, Sweden. Consider submitting high-quality papers.
• May 2017 — Our ICAC’17 paper Efficient Utility-Driven Self-Healing Employing Adaptation Rules for Large Dynamic Architectures is among the three candidates for the Karsten Schwan Best Paper Award.
• May 2017 — I am in the PC of the Modellierung 2018 Industry Track. Consider submitting a paper.
• May 2017 — I am in the PC of two MODELS’17 workshops: Model-Driven Engineering Tools Challenge (MDETools) and International Workshop on Models@run.time. Consider submitting a paper.

Things Happened