Paper accepted at MSR 2016
03.03.2016
No office hours of Prof. Grabowski on 25.02.2016 and 03.03.2016
18.02.2016
Presentation in SWZ lecture series
15.02.2016
Often scientific simulations require more computational resources than locally available. While grid computing already offered on-demand access to large-scale distributed computing resources in the past, cloud computing is much more flexible since it offers the possibility to deploy the full hard- and software stack as desired. However, this increased flexibility also places an additional burden on scientists, who are willing to migrate their simulation applications to the cloud, since it requires a deep understanding of the cloud infrastructure and the related technologies. Therefore, our focus in scope of the project “A cloud-based software infrastructure for distributed simulation applications” is to identify the obstacles scientists face when moving their simulation applications to the cloud and develop a framework to simplify this process. The developed solution is based on the Topology and Orchestration Specification for Cloud Applications (TOSCA) and leverages domain-model knowledge of the scientist to scale the deployed simulation infrastructure.
Our group member Fabian Glaser will talk about results of this project in the context of the SWZ lecture series on Wednesday, March 9th 2016, Room 0.101, Institute for Computer Science, University of Göttingen, 3:30 pm, to which we kindly invite.
Paper accepted at EDUCON 2016
06.01.2016
PhD thesis successfully defended
06.01.2016
On 17th December 2015, our group member Patrick Harms successfully defended his PhD thesis on "Automated Field Usability Evaluation Using Generated Task Trees". Congratulations!
Start-up Funding for Postdoctoral Researchers for Steffen Herbold
08.12.2015
We are happy to announce that Steffen Herbold received
start-up funding from the Georg-August-Universität Göttingen for the preparation of further research proposals. The funding will be used to support the creation of a project proposal to be submitted to the
DFG with the general topic of mining software repositories.
MIDAS Project part of EuroSTIA
30.11.2015
The
EU SHIP project, its
Software Testing Innovation Alliance and the
MIDAS EU project, of which our research group is a consortium member, announce the creation of the European Software Testing Innovation Alliance or EuroSTIA for short.The objective of this EuroAlliance is to bring together key actors in Europe on software testing in order to work together to improve innovation support and technology transfer from universities to companies in the area of software testing. This way we want to solve software testing problems, tackle challenges, remove barriers and execute projects that induce small-step change that has impact in research, in practice, in business, or in education. The final results being better software quality.More details are available at
http://web.itainnova.es/midas/2015/11/18/eurostia-european-software-test....
No office hours of Prof. Grabowski on 19.11.2015
17.11.2015
No office hours of Prof. Grabowski on 05.11.2015
29.10.2015
There will be no office hours of Prof. Grabowski on 5th November, 2015. In urgent cases, please contact
studiendekan
informatik.uni-goettingen.de or
studienberatunginformatik.uni-goettingen.de.
TDL Launch Event at UCAAT 2015
15.10.2015
Join us at the official TDL launch event taking place during the
third ETSI User Conference on Advanced Automated Testing (UCAAT 2015) at the ETSI headquarters in Sophia-Antipolis between October 20-22. Philip Makedonski is giving a tutorial on TDL together with Xavier Zeitoun from CEA, and hosting a keynote with guest speakers from ETSI, Ericsson, VTT, MetaCase, CEA, Fraunhofer FOKUS, and Elvior. Diverse demos at the TDL booth will showcase the application of TDL in practical use cases. The conference also includes talks on numerous other topics related to automated testing and has established itself as a meeting point for testing experts from industry, academia, and standardisation.
