Johan Lukkien
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RESEARCH PROFILE
Johan Lukkien is a Full Professor in the cluster IRIS (Interconnected Resource-aware Intelligent Systems) at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Eindhoven University of Technology. He is full professor System Architecture and Networking since 2008 and served as dean of the department from 2017 until 2022. Key areas of expertise include embedded real-time systems and system and software architecture.
Until 2000, Johan was primarily involved in large-scale simulations in physics and chemistry, resulting in the Kinetix software package of Biovia's Materials Studio. Since 2000, his research focus shifted to the application domain of networked resource-constrained embedded systems (called Cyber-Physical Systems, CPS) with a focus on architecture and protocols. Contributions are in the area of component-based middleware for resource-constrained CPSs, Quality of Service and schedulability analysis. Recent work targets the development processes of CPSs and the role that data and machine learning play.
Since 2022, Johan works also at TNO-ESI for 3 days per week.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Johan Lukkien received his MSc and PhD from Groningen University in the Netherlands. In 1991 he joined Eindhoven University after a two-year leave at the California Institute of Technology.
Johan is scientific director of the PDENG program in Software Technology, a post-master training program in Software Engineering and Software processes. It is an important connection with the industry in the Eindhoven area.He has been the scientific director of EIRICT (Eindhoven Insititute for Research on ICT) a virtual organization to stimulate ICT research. He has been the chair of the Education Committee Automotive Technology Master for years.
Recent Publications
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An interview study about the use of logs in embedded software engineering
Empirical Software Engineering (2023) -
Shot-Based Hybrid Fusion for Movie Genre Classification
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Logs and models in engineering complex embedded systems
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Single-state state machines in model-driven software engineering: an exploratory study
Empirical Software Engineering (2021) -
An interview study of how developers use execution logs in embedded software engineering
43rd IEEE/ACM International Conference on Software Engineering: Software Engineering in Practice, ICSE-SEIP 2021 (2021)
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