Dr.-Ing. Friederike Bruns

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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

Winter term 2026 / 2027

2.01.340 Uncertainty Modelling for Control in Digitalised Energy Systems
2.01.341 Robust Control and State Estimation in Digitalised Energy Systems
2.01.5110 Practical Course (Energy Informatics)
2.01.800-C Modellbildung und Regelungstechnik in der Technischen Informatik
2.01.804 Projekt "Forschendes Lernen" - Mobiles Multiagenten-Robotersystem

Summer term 2026

2.01.5106 Optimal and Model-Predictive Control
2.01.5118 Decentralised Nonlinear Model-Based Control in Digitalised Energy Systems
2.01.5122 Learning-Based Control in Digitalised Energy Systems
2.01.808-B Forschungsseminar ENSTA (für Studierende der ENSTA Bretagne)
2.01.811 Projekt "Forschendes Lernen" - Mobiles Multiagenten-Robotersystem

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
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