Using Solar Energy to Power Refrigerators
Here are some recent results on using solar energy for powering refrigerators. In the experimental setup we study how to control the cooling process of 20 refri...
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Follow-Up on Denis' MSE Article
This is only a short/quick supplement to Denis' previous article about the Munich School of Engineering (MSE) colloquium. I uploaded my poster to show people so...
Smart Grid Research Initiative
The last weeks my colleagues and I have been working on a website to promote our smart grid research and communicate with other researchers and practitioners fr...
Visualizing our Smart Grid Simulation
At ICSE I presented our initial model for simulating the smart grid including both physical and software components. To help developers analyse their systems we...
My SE4SG Presentation
I just uploaded my presentation slides for the SE4SG workshop to slideshare to give you the opportunity to review my talk. I hope everybody enjoyed the presenta...
SE4SG Workshop Report
Yesterday the ICSE workshop on software engineering challenges for the smart grid was held at the University of Zurich. It was a great event providing fertile g...
Leaving to ICSE tomorrow!
The event is approaching: Tomorrow at 11:59 AM the train is leaving to Zurich, Switzerland, where the 34th International Conference on Software Engineering is h...
3D Motion Capture Documents from my PhD Studies at EPFL.
Recently while browsing some folders on my hard disk I discovered relicts from my time in Lausanne, Switzerland. Somehow, for me this is an interesting and exci...
Software logo sketches with graphics tablet/pen.
In a previous article I showcased some logo ideas I created with Inkscape and Gimp. In the mean time I bought a Tablet PC with Stylus and discovered a little to...
Second report on smart grid simualtion.
We are not there yet, but we are making good progress! That's probably the message of this second report on smart grid simulation (see first report). This artic...