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Department of Computer Science

Prof. Dr. Michael Rademacher

Prof. Dr Michael Rademacher

Professorship of Computer Science, in particular Embedded Systems and Networks/Research Group Leader Fraunhofer FKIE

Unit

Department of Computer Science

Location

Sankt Augustin

Room

F313 (entrance via car park behind the F-building)

Address

Grantham-Allee 2-8

53757 Sankt Augustin

Contact hours

Please enquire about consultation hours via e-mail

Telephone

+49 2241 865 151

Research Projects

High-speed connection of mobile control centres with LEO satellites and 5G

In disaster scenarios in which the existing communication infrastructure fails, a fast and reliable connection is essential for emergency services. The HiLeit project is developing solutions for wireless broadband communication for authorities and organisations with security tasks (BOS). It enables the establishment of autonomous local 5G campus networks and WLAN cells to ensure immediate communication between emergency services, mobile control centres and relevant services. This is achieved by utilising and networking various technologies such as satellite broadband, terrestrial radio relay, 5G and Wi-Fi, which significantly increases resilience in disaster control.

Project management at the H-BRS

Prof. Dr Michael Rademacher
DigitalTwin-4-Multiphysics-Lab

The "Digital Twin-4-Multiphysics Lab" (DT4MP) focuses on urban digital twins (UDTs) and multiphysics twins for industry, treating both areas equally and synergistically. By integrating real-time data and advanced simulations, DT4MP enhances urban processes, infrastructures, and industrial production efficiency. Combining AI and machine learning, the lab provides services like data analysis and virtual testing for SMEs and larger companies. Founded by leading institutes, DT4MP drives digitalization research in urban and industrial contexts.

Project management at the H-BRS

Prof. Dr Sebastian Houben Prof. Dr Dirk Reith Dr Alexander Hagg
Cyber Security Learning Lab - High-security and emergency response

Information and communication technologies (ICT) have become part of our everyday life and it is almost impossible to imagine life without them. Reason for that is the increasing digitalization of our world. Especially in our economic sector ICTs are one of the most driving factors for innovation and therefore strongly responsible forthe competitiveness of many companies. But ICTs not only influence our lives within economy, they also shape our society e.g. in authorities.

Project management at the H-BRS

Professor im Ruhestand / retired professor Dr. Karl Jonas

Publications