Cohort 1 Master Thesis

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Cohort 2 Master Thesis


  • Mirjalol Aminov, Adversarial Machine (Deep) Learning-based Robustification in 5G networks
  • Nadia Charef, AI-based Energy Models for Polymorphic Duty-Cycling in WSN based IoT Nets
  • Marianna Oleotti, Spatio-Temporal Graph Convolution Neural Networks (STG-CNN) for Semantic Understanding of Environment
  • Kalyan Reddy Karnati Pavan, Cognitive Agents learning by imitating social interactions
  • John Wannerkawahara, Context-aware proactive alerts for bicycle riders
  • Nikita Lizbeth Punnoose, Dynamic resource allocation for Edge computing
  • Noor Zisad Sharif, Evolutionary BRBES based Explainable AI to predict air pollution
  • Hassan Adam Ali Manasik, Green networking using N-way data decompositions
  • Md Sakibul Islam, Logging geolocation information of UEs (User Experience) in an industrial IoT setting using Blockchain based distributed ledger technology
  • Chandan Singh, Machine learning trained by laser diagnostics for clean combustion modeling: an aiding tool for identification and prediction of combustion regimes
  • Nadir Arfi, Mission-based Ad-Hoc Networks for UAM (Urban Air Mobility) swarm UAS (Unmanned Aerial System) using a Distributed tree algorithm
  • Smritikana Maity, Public town art using mixed reality – Cloud native deployment of mixed reality publications for social interactions
  • Long Do Ha, Real-time-sensors
  • Muiz Olalekan Raheem, Rogue Drone detection
  • Nafisah Abidemi Abdulkadir, Advanced Data Analytics Modelling for Air Quality Assessment
  • Brianna Nicole Swan, Strengthening social contacts and care for older people using mixed reality and metaverse for 5G network
  • Diana Mustakhova, Sustainable communicating materials
  • Arsalan Ahmed, Toward Environmental Digital Twinning: IoT-based Waterbirds Monitoring Case Study
  • Daniel Rene Olave Ibanez, Towards automatic deployment of IoT infrastructure for environmental monitoring
  • Md Asif Mahmod T Siddique, Unsupervised learning on brain-inspired computers: Exploring Hypreseed algorithms on Intel’s Loihi neuromorphic chip
  • Meshal Iqbal Shah, Using AI to generate robot disassembly planning in autonomous remanufacturing process based on slicing and CAD technologies