Dr.-Ing. Friederike Bruns
Dr.-Ing. Friederike Bruns
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Curriculum vitae
Friederike Bruns (B.Sc.'16-M.Sc.'19-PhD'24) was born in Vechta, Germany. She received the bachelor and master of science degrees in computer science, as well as the PhD degree (Dr.-Ing.) from the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg, Germany, in 2016, 2019, and 2024, respectively. After receiving the M.Sc., she moved forward in her academic career by taking a position as a researcher at the University of Oldenburg in the group Embedded Hardware and Software Systems. After an Erasmus-funded three-month research and teaching stay at JKU in Linz (Austria), she had a position at OFFIS e.V. - Institute for Information Technology, in the group Distributed Computation and Communication in Research and Development Devision Manufacturing. Currently, Bruns is a post-doctoral researcher in the group Distributed Control in Interconnected Systems at the Carl-von-Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg, Germany. Dr.-Ing. Bruns is an active member to the Software Engineering for Cyber-Physical Production Systems (SECPPS) community and regularly contributes to conferences like CASE or ETFA as reviewer and session chair.
Lectures
Summer term 2026
Publications
For an overview of my scientific publications, please refer to my profiles below:
Research Interest
Reliable Systems Engineering (Modelling, Verification & Monitoring) with Applications in Cyber-Physical (Production) Systems
Recent Publications
- '25: „Eclipse 4diac White Paper: Modelling Network Communication in IEC 61499” Friederike Bruns and Alois Zoitl
- ISA Transactions '25 - „Contract-Based Design for Robust Networked Control Systems in Industrial Automation"
- Friederike Bruns, Andreas Rauh, and Mohamed Fnadi. Set-Based Assumption-Guarantee Reasoning for Handling Uncertainty in Functionality and Safety Verification of Dynamic Systems. In Design and Verification of Cyber-Physical Systems: From Theory to Applications, A Springer Nature Computer Science book series, 2025. (Accepted for Publication)
- MIMAR '25 - „Trust is Good, Monitoring is Better: FPGA- & TEE-Based Monitoring for Malware-Detection" Friederike Bruns, Georg Gläser, Florian Kögler, Jonas Lienke, Nithin R. Nanjundaswamy, Gregor Nitsche, Behnam R. Perjikolaei, and Jörg Walter
- MIMAR '25 - „Low-Power Runtime Monitoring for Hardware Based on Time-Sensitive Behavioral Contracts" Behnam R. Perjikolaei, Friederike Bruns, Dennis Kempf, and Jörg Walter
- MMAR '25 - „A Set-Based Approach to Derive Contracts for Dynamic Behavior in Interconnected Systems" Andreas Rauh and Friederike Bruns
- MMAR '25 - „Validating the Design of CPS: Interfacing Simulations of Multi-Physics Components and Software with Contract-Based Monitoring"Friederike Bruns, Francesco Tosoni, Sven Mehlhop, Andreas Rauh, Sara Vinco, Jörg Walter, Frank Oppenheimer, and Franco Fummi
- ICPS '25 - „Power State Machines: Structuring Black-Box Models for Determining Energy Consumption" Sören Stingl, Friederike Bruns, Fabian Kott, and Andreas Rauh
- ETFA '24 - „Analyzing Fault Behaviors in Multi-Domain Systems with Contract-Based Monitors” Friederike Bruns, Francesco Tosoni, Sven Mehlhop, Andreas Rauh, Franco Fummi, Frank Oppenheimer
- ICIT '24 - „Enabling Automated Timing Verification: A Unified Approach for Industrial Distributed Control Systems” Friederike Bruns, Sven Mehlhop, Bianca Wiesmayr, Alois Zoitl
- CASE '23 - „Supporting Model-Based Network Specification for Time-Critical Distributed Control Systems in IEC 61499” Friederike Bruns, Bianca Wiesmayr, Alois Zoitl
- INDIN '23 - „Model-Based Automation of TSN Configuration for Industrial Distributed Systems” Brendan J. Mackenzie, Friederike Bruns, Wolfgang Nebel
- SEUH '22 - „Teaching Cyber-Physical Systems in Student Project Groups: How Do Alumni Assess the Experience in Retrospective?” Henning Schlender, Ralf Stemmer, Kim Grüttner, Günter Ehmen, Bernd Westphal, Friederike Bruns
- ETFA '22 – „A Detailed Analysis of Timing Effects in an IEC 61499 Ethernet/TSN Communication Scenario” Friederike Bruns, Jörg Walter, Wolfgang Nebel
- ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems '20 - "Time Measurement and Control Blocks for Bare-Metal C++ Applications" Friederike Bruns, Irune Yarza, Philipp Ittershagen and Kim Grüttner
- WFCS '20 - „Work-in-Progress: Modeling of real-time communication for industrial distributed automation systems" Friederike Bruns, Wolfgang Nebel, Jörg Walter and Kim Grüttner
- FDL '19 - „Time Measurement and Control Blocks for Bare-Metal C++ Applications" Friederike Bruns and Philipp Ittershagen and Kim Grüttner