CoC Industry Day 2024

Getting ready for the era of 6G, quantum computing and AI

We would like to cordially invite you to an event of the TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology with its three Centers of Competence

Communication (CoC COM)
Design of Electronic Circuits & Systems (CoC DECS)
Embedded & Cyber-Physical Systems (CoC ECPS)

on Friday, June 21st, 2024, starting at 15:00 at the TUM Inner City Campus (Arcisstr. 21; proposed access via the main entrance of TUM). In addition to representatives from industry, we also warmly invite our students. The event offers them the opportunity to get to know the chairs and to meet industry representatives. If you plan to attend, please let us know by filling out the form below.

Schedule

15:00 – 16:40

Presentations and Pitches provided by the contributing CoCs (cf. below); Location: TUM Campus Arcisstraße, Audimax

16:40 – 19:00

Get-together, exhibition of posters and demos, food and drinks

Location: TUM Campus Arcisstraße, Audimax Foyer

Title	Chair/Professorship
Fingerprinting and Identification of Hall Sensors	Circuit Design / Security in Information Technology
Challenges for Fiber-Optic Communication Systems	Communications Engineering
Mechanical Strain in Security Applications	Circuit Design
Connectivity for the Industrial Metaverse	Embedded Systems and Internet of Things
DOMREP II - A countermeasure against joint attacks	Security in Information Technology
Machine Vision Applications for Perovskite Solar Cell Characterization	Simulation of Nanosystems for Energy Conversion
PTPsec: Securing the Precision Time Protocol Against Time Delay Attacks Using Cyclic Path Asymmetry Analysis	Embedded Systems and Internet of Things
Simutack-An Attack Simulation Framework for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles	Embedded Systems and Internet of Things
FedGT: Identification of malicious clients in Federated Learning with Secure Aggregation	Coding and Cryptography
Concept for an Electronic Tongue	Circuit Design
Challenges and Motivation in Continuous Variable Quantum Key Distribution	Line Transmission Technology
Bandwidth-upgrade strategy to maximize capacity of Standard Single-Mode Fibers	Line Transmission Technology
A Multifaceted look at Starlink Performance	Connected Mobility
Challenges and Future Directions for Wireless Communication Systems	Communications Engineering
Investigating communication in complex environments	Audio Information Processing
SDR-assisted Congestion Control for Cellular Networks	Connected Mobility
From RRAM devices to systems: Embedded memory & Radiation-hard design	Micro and Nanosystems Technology
Byzantine-Resilient and Information-Theoretically Private Federated Learning	Coding and Cryptography
Emulated and Simulated TSN Environments using EnGINE Framework	Connected Mobility
SLICES-DE: A Digital Research Infrastructure for Germany and Europe	Network Architectures and Services
6G Flexible Communication Networks Lab & 5G Campus Network	Communication Networks
Hardware Assist for Linux IPC on an FPGA Platform	Integrated Systems
Multi-Purpose Smart Network Interface Cards	Integrated Systems
METHODA - Framework for Large Scale Distributed Systems Evaluations	Network Architectures and Services
(Virtual) Prototyping of Microsystems, Sensors and Actuators – Projects@MSA	Microsensors and Actuators
Chips for Post-Quantum and Supply Chain Security	Security in Information Technology

The program

The presentations will start at 15:00. After the presentations, we would be happy to welcome you for further networking and continuation of discussions in the exhibition area (Audimax Foyer) with food and drinks.

The following presentations will be offered:

Time	Presentation
15:00	Welcome by Gerhard Kramer - Vice President for Research and Innovation
15:10	CoC Communication Prof. Gerhard Kramer: "Successive Interference Cancellation for Bandlimited Fiber-Optic Channels" Prof. Wolfgang Utschick: "Learning the Radio Propagation Environment Using Lightweight Generative Model Designs"
15:40	CoC Design of Electronic Circuits & Systems Prof. Gabriele Schrag: "The Digital Twin and its Kin: Challenges, Methods and Perspectives in Sensor System Design"
16:10	CoC Embedded & Cyber-Physical Systems Prof. Sebastian Steinhorst: "Data Sovereignty and Privacy for the Internet of Things" Dr. Sebastian Käbisch (Siemens): "Web of Things in the Industrial Metaverse: A Success Story of Siemens-TUM Collaboration"
16:40	Networking, discussions, exhibitions with food and drinks
19:00	End of the Event

Please register until June 17th, 2024 12:00 pm
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Kontakt Organisationsteam:

Dr.-Ing. Michael Pehl
Technische Universität München
Chair of Security in Information Technology
Arcisstr. 21,
80333 München

+49 89 289 28252
m.pehl@tum.de

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Chair for Security in Information Technology

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Georg Sigl

Technical University of Munich

Theresienstr. 90
80333 München

Tel: +49 89 289 28251
sec@ei.tum.de

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CoC Industry Day 2024

Getting ready for the era of 6G, quantum computing and AI

Schedule

The program

Personal Information

Data privacy

Chair for Security in Information Technology