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Skip to content Menu * Home * People * Research * Publications * Courses * Theses * Jobs * Contact The Networked Embedded Systems Lab is a research group in the Department of Computer Science at TU Darmstadt led by Marco Zimmerling. We are also affiliated with the Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden at TU Dresden. Our research interests lie at the intersection of embedded systems and wireless networking, with the goal of making cyber-physical systems dependable and sustainable. We currently have several PhD positions available in our group. Please check out the job ad. We are active in multiple research areas, a subset of which include: * Battery-free systems: [CACM’24], [EWSN’23], [NSDI’22], [NSDI’21], [SenSys’19] * Control over wireless networks: [TCPS’22], [PIEEE’21], [L-CSS’20], [TCPS’20], [ICCPS’19] * End-to-end real-time guarantees: [ECRTS’20], [TCPS’17], [RTSS’16] * Synchronous transmissions: [EWSN’22], [CSUR’20], [Sci. Rep.’18], [IPSN’11] * Low-power wireless networking: [IPSN’23], [EWSN’23], [EWSN’22], [SenSys’18], [SenSys’17] * Reproducibility and benchmarking: [JSys’21], [CPSBench’18] * Energy management: PreAct [IPSN’19] Please look at our research and publications for a more comprehensive list. Our work has been generously supported by the Emmy Noether program and other grants of the DFG, as well as by the LOEWE center emergenCITY and the Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden. NEWS 05/2024: Matthias is joining our group as a PhD student. Welcome! 04/2024: Our proposal for an MSCA Doctoral Network on embedded AI systems and applications will be funded by Horizon Europe. 03/2024: Bärbel is joining our group as team assistant. Welcome! 02/2024: Our position paper on The Batteryless Internet of Things, co-authored with amazing international experts in this area, has appeared in the Communications of the ACM. 01/2024: Max is joining our group as a PhD student. Welcome! 06/2023: Two papers accepted at EWSN’23! One on robust network orchestration and one on battery-free human activity recognition. 06/2023: Fabian has successfully (with summa cum laude) defended his PhD thesis on dependable wireless cyber-physical systems. Congratulations! 05/2023: Our paper on Hydra, a solution for fault-tolerant wireless networking, has received the IPSN 2023 Best Artifact Award! Legal Notice