Students

Current PhD Students

1. Soheil Qanbari
2. Rostyslav Zaboloznyi
3. Muhammad Zuhri Catur Candra
4. Mirela Riveni
5. Vitaliy Liptchinsky
6. Ognjen Scekic
7. Drazen Lucanin
8. Toni Mastelic
9. Stefan Nastic
10. Sanjin Sehic
11. Christian Inzinger
12. Ivan Breskovic
13. Waldemar Hummer
14. Emmanuel Mulo
15. Martin Treiber

Recently finished PhD Students (supervisor)

1. Christine Mayr, Managing and Modeling Persistent Data Access in Process-Driven SOAs
2. Oliver Moser (Mobilkom), Holistic Monitoring and Domain Specific Adaptation in Composite Services
3. Roman Khazankin, Provision of Service Level Agreements in Human-Enhanced Service-Oriented Computing Environments
4. Michael Maurer , Governance of Cloud computing infrastructures using knowledge management
5. Vincent Emeakaroha, Managing Cloud Service Provisioning and SLA Enforcement via Holistic Monitoring Techniques
6. Harald Psaier, Behavior Management and Self-adaptation in Mixed Systems - Adaptation Models, Strategies, and Management
7. Ahmad Kamran Malik, Information Sharing and Access Control in Collaborative Working Environments - Models, Methods and Algorithms
8. Philipp Leitner, On Preventing Violations of Service Level Agreements in Composed Services Using Self-Adaptation
9. Lukasz Juszczyk, Techniques for Automated Generation of Testbed Infrastructures for SOA
   
10. Günther Starnberger, Trading Dependability, Performance, and Security in First-Price Sealed-Bid Online Auctions with Temporal Decoupling
11. Ernst Oberortner, Monitoring Quality of Service in Service-oriented Systems: Architectural Design and Stakeholder Support
12. Ta'id Holmes, Supporting Model-Based Reflection, Monitoring, and Evolution in Service-Oriented Architectures through Model-Aware Systems
13. Atif Manzoor, Quality of Context in Pervasive Systems: Models, Techniques, and Applications
14. Anton Michlmayr, Event Processing in QoS-Aware Service Runtime Environments
15. Martin Vasko, Community-Driven Service Orchestration Modeling
16. Florian Skopik, Dynamic Trust in Mixed Service-oriented Systems - Models, Algorithms, and Application
17. Daniel Schall, Human Interactions in Mixed Systems - Architecture, Protocols, and Algorithms
18. Florian Rosenberg, QoS-Aware Composition of Adaptive Service-Oriented Systems
19. Christoph Dorn, Adaptation Techniques in large-scale Service-oriented Systems: Models, Metrics, and Algorithms
20. Huy Tran, View-Based and Model-Driven Approach for Process-Driven, Service-Oriented Architectures
21. Christian Platzer, Vector Space-driven Service Discovery

Recently finished PhD Students (examiner)

1. Shahin Zarghami, Architectural support for dynamic homecare service provisioning: decision as a service, University of Twente, The Netherlands
2. Nelly Angelina Schuster, Coordinating Service Compositions - Model and Infrastructure for Collaborative Creation of Electronic Documents, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
3. Ulrich Lampe, Monetary Efficiency in Infrastructure Clouds â Solution Strategies for Workload Distribution and Auction-based Capacity Allocation, TU Darmstadt
4. Dragan Ivanovic, Analysis of Service-Oriented Computing Systems, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain
5. Rolf Kluge, Preselection of Electronic Services by Given Business Service Based on Measuring Semantic Heterogeneity within the Application Area of Logistics, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia and University of Leipzig, Germany
6. Chan Nguyen Ngoc, Service Recommendation for Individual and Business Process Uses, Paris, France
7. Giacomo Ghezzi, SOFAS, Software Analysis as a Service - Improving and Rethinking Software Evolution Analysis, University of Zurich
8. Domenico Bianculli, Open-world Sofware: Specification, Verification, and Beyond, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
9. Robert Zach, An Open-Source, Vendor and Technology Independent Toolkit for Building Monitoring, Data Preprocessing, and Visualization, Vienna University of Technology
10. Faramarz Safi, Adaptable and Decentralized Orchestration Engine for Service Oriented Architecture, Universiti Putra Malaysia
11. Malinda Kapuruge, Orchestration as Organisation: Using an organisational paradigm to achieve adaptable business process modelling and enactment in service compositions, Swinburne, Australia
12. Vikas Agarwal, Supporting Non-Functional Properties in Web Service Compositions, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
13. Nico Kerschbaumer, View-Based Interorganizational Workflows, Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt, Austria
14. Seyed Hossein Siadat, A Soft Approach for QoS-Aware Service Adaptation, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
15. Fabiano Dalpiaz, Exploiting Contextual and Social Variability for Software Adaptation, University of Trento, Italy
16. Eduardo Manuel Goncalves da Silva, User-centric Service Composition - Towards Personalized Service Composition and Delivery, University of Twente, The Netherlands
17. Donato Barbagallo, A data quality based methodology to improve sentiment analysis, Politecnico di milano
18. Lukas Wallentin, Cashflow: A virtual currency system for mobile ad hoc networks, TU Vienna, Institute of Telecommunications
19. Simon Scerri, Supporting E-mail-based Collaborative Work across the Social Semantic Desktop, National University of Ireland Galway
20. Martin Murth, Efficient Coordination with Semantic Shared Data Spaces, TU Wien, Institut für Computersprachen
21. Dhaminda Buddhika Abeywickrama, Pervasive Services Engineering for SOAs, Monash University, Australia
22. Ralph Mietzner, A Method and Implementation to Define and Provision Variable Composite Applications, and its usage in Cloud Computing, University of Stuttgart
23. Thorsten Scheibler, Ausführbare Integrationsmuster, University of Stuttgart
24. Marco Comerio, Web Service Contracts: Specification, Selection and Composition, University Milano-Bicocca
25. Armin Haller, National University Galway, Ireland, An ontological framework for Business Process Integration in Virtual Organizations
26. Javed Ferzund, An Emperical Investigation into Changes and Bugs by Mining Software Development Histories, TU Graz, Austria
27. Monika Kacmarek, Macquarie University; Sydney, Australia, Selection of Semantic Web services for Business Processes
28. Willibald Karl Krenn, TU Graz, Austria, Self Reasoning in Resource Constrained, Autonomous Systems
29. Peter Massuthe, HU Berlin and TU Eindhoven
30. Ksenia Wahler, A Framework for Integrated Process and Object Life Cycle Modleing, University of Zurich, Switzerland
31. Kenneth Wang, University of New South Wales, Australia
32. Julien Ponge, University of New South Wales, Australia and Blaise Pascal University, France
33. Farshad Moradi, KTH Sweden
34. Hamid Motahari, University of New South Wales, Australia
35. Piyanath Mangkorntong, University of New South Wales, Australia
36. Rainer Huber, A Novel Analytical Modeling Framework and its Application to Transport Layer Performance Evaluation, (TU Viennna)
37. Joachim Fabiani, Generic Access Network Modeling for Next generation Network Applications
38. G. R. Gangadharan, University of Trento, Italy
39. Vahid Hashemian, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
40. Rudolf Pailer, Service Platforms for Next Generation Telecommincation Networks ( TU Vienna)
41. Klaus Umschaden, Signaling Security in Next Generation Networks (TU Vienna)
42. Rainer Schmidt, An Architecture and Programming Model for Component-based Grid Applications (Univ of Vienna)
43. Sam Guinea, Service Monitoring (Politecnico de Milano, Italy)
44. Michael Sheng (University of New South Wales, Australia)
45. Alexander Lazovik, Interacting with Service Compositions(University of Trento)
46. Thomas Költringer, Design und Evaluierung von Texteingabesystemen, (TU Vienna)
47. Klaus Brunner, Dynamic building model service (TU Vienna)
48. Ivar Jørstad, Service continuity (Technical University Trondheim, Norway)
49. Hong-Linh Truong, Novel Techniques and Methods for Performance Measurement, Analysis and Monitoring of Cluster and Grid Applications
50. Alexandru Jugravu, A High-level Programming Paradigm for Java-based Parallel and Distributed Applications
51. Soraya Kouadri Mostéfaoui, Supporting Context-Aware Services in Pervasive Environments, (University of Fribourg, Switzerland)
52. Konrad Pfadenhauer, Model Driven Service Architecture for the Shop Floor, (TU Vienna)
53. Hilmar Schuschel, (University of Potsdam, Germany)

 

Finished MSc Thesis Students

Link to all supervised MSC Thesis at the Vienna University of Technology Library Online Catalogue