Mitarbeiter
Dr. rer. nat. Javad Ghofrani
Vertretungsprofessur für Service Robotics
Ratzeburger Allee 160
23562 Lübeck
Gebäude 64, Raum 120 (2.OG)
Email: | javad.ghofrani(at)uni-luebeck.de |
Telefon: | +49 451 3101 6322 |
Fax: | +49 451 3101 6304 |
Head of Intelligent Systems Lab
Forschungsinteressen
- Schwarmintelligenz und kollektive Robotik
- Verteilte intelligente Systeme
- Software- und Systemarchitekturen
- Software-Produktlinienentwicklung und Software-Variabilitätsmanagement,
- Microservices und SOA
Bachelor- und Masterarbeitsangebote
Wenn Sie auf der Suche nach einer Masterarbeit, Bachelorarbeit oder einem Forschungspraktikum in den Bereichen Cyberphysische Systeme, Softwarearchitekturen, Industrie 4.0 und Einsatz von maschinellem Lernen in diesen Bereichen sind, können Sie mich gerne kontaktieren. Folgende Themen sind verfügbar:
- Master/Bachelor: Human-in-the-loop Collection Decision Making (Weitere Informationen: here
- Master/Bachelor: Analyse von Schwarmrobotik-Tools (kontaktieren Sie javad.ghofrani(at)uni-luebeck.de für Details)
- Master: Anwendung von Reinforcement Learning für die Entwicklung eines Assistenzsystems für die Interaktion zwischen Mensch und Schwarm. (weitere Informationen: here)
Praktika:
- Präzise Objektvermessung mit mobilen Robotern zur Qualitätskontrolle
Entwicklung von Simulationstools für Schwarmrobotik
Projekte
- Literaturstudie zu Schwarmrobotiktools
Useful literature for scientific work:
1. Guidelines for Conducting Software Engineering Research
Teaching
I am responsible of follwoing courses at University of Luebeck:
- Seminar Bio-inspired Robotics "Cyber Physical Systems"
- Bachelor-Seminar Informatik "Einführung in die disruptiven Technologien für Industrie 4.0"
- Wireless Sensor Networks
- Evolutionary Robotics
- Mobile Roboter
- Collective Robotics
- Organic Computing
- Parallel Computer Systems
- Real Time Systems
Writing Scientific Work
Please note that your scientific work (e.g., master thesis) should cover following parts
- Introduction (which explains the problem that you are aiming and why it is important to solve that specific problem)
- Related work ( you should do some literature research and analysis of similar work done by others to show that you work is interesting for some scientific or industrial communities)
- Propose your solution as an abstract model without implementations
- Describe your implementation of the solution
- Design of evaluation and experiments for showing that your solution is working
- Show the results and discuss their details, and eventually compare your results with the results from part 2 (Related Work)
- Conclusion
- Mitarbeiter
- Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mladen Berekovic
- Dr. rer. nat. Javad Ghofrani
- Prof. Dr.-Ing. Erik Maehle
- Ines Schiebahn
- Annika Strang
- Waiel Aljnabi, B. Sc.
- Abdulhay Alsajir, B. Sc.
- Faika Bozankaya, M. Sc.
- Christopher Blochwitz, M. Sc.
- Robin Brendel, B. Sc.
- Dr. rer. nat. Rainer Buchty
- Leon Dietrich, B. Sc.
- Sven Dreier, M. Sc.
- Dr.-Ing. Kristian Ehlers
- Christian Ewert, M. Sc.
- Wadid Foudhaili, M. Sc.
- Melf Fritsch, B. Sc.
- Lukas Groth, B. Sc.
- Philipp Grothe, M. Sc.
- Tim Hardow, B. Sc.
- Janik Hippmann, M. Sc.
- Christoph Hübner, B. Sc.
- Ahmad Kabour, B. Sc.
- Julian Kaduk, M. Sc.
- Tim-Louis Lewejohann,M. Sc.
- Hsin-Kun Lin, M. Sc.
- Jack Mähl, B. Sc.
- Ahmed Mahmoudi, M. Sc.
- Erik Meier, B. Sc.
- Dipl.-Ing. Rolf Meyer
- Amira Moualhi, B. Sc.
- Dr.-Ing. Saleh Mulhem
- Felix Muuss, B. Sc.
- Dipl. Wirtsch.-Ing. Jamin Naghmouchi
- Daniel Najork, M. Sc.
- Anouar Nechi, M. Sc.
- Andrija Neskovic, M. Sc.
- Simon Nolte, M. Sc.
- Dipl.-Ing. Noureddine Ouertani
- Julian Petzold, M.Sc.
- Nguyen-Hoang-Hai Pham, M. Sc.
- Tavia Plattenteich, M. Sc.
- Zeinab Rabani, M. Sc.
- Tim-Lucas Rabbel, M. Sc.
- Julia Richter, M. Sc.
- Ahmet Salah, B. Sc.
- Eike Schultz, M. Sc.
- Robin Sehm, B. Sc.
- Amrit Sharma Poudel, B. Sc.
- Hassan Shayea, B. Sc.
- Henrik Strunck, M. Sc.
- Celine Thermann, M. Sc.
- Lukas Völkl, B. Sc.
- Dipl.-Ing. Steffen Prehn
- Randa Zarrouk, M. Sc.
- Fethia Zerai, M. Sc.