Ahornstraße 55, building E3 52074 Aachen Germany | |
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+49 241 80-21424 | |
rene.glebke@comsys.rwth-aachen.de |
After graduating as a M.Sc. from RWTH Aachen University, I joined COMSYS’ research group on Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) in March/April 2016. My main research interests are in the fields of accelerated and highly-reliable data communication for industrial control and critical infrastructure, assosciated algorithms, and low-level packet processing. In the past, I have also worked on crowd sensing for critical infrastructure and in-Kernel packet processing.
I am currently affiliated with the following projects:
The following projects are currently phasing out:
I have formerly also been affiliated with the following projects:
During my bachelor studies at COMSYS, I developed the VODSim BitTorrent simulation framework for ns-3. This project is currently on hold, but I still offer occasional support.
Theses
Currently available theses within our group can be found on a special RWTH-only page: Available Theses. Any open theses supervised by me can be found there. Thus, should you be interested in writing a thesis with me, please have a look at that page first. If you do not find any thesis topic there, you can also directly conact me per email; please see the link above for what would be nice of you to include in the mail.
A Few Notes to “External” Thesis Applicants
Please note that external theses (i.e., theses that are to be carried out in cooperation with an industrial partner) are subject to a rigorous selection process involving both me as a staff member, the CPS group and Professor Wehrle. We have collected information for such theses under the “First Examiner” section(s) on a spefic page.
(Past) Teaching Activities
I am/have been involved in the following courses at RWTH Aachen University:
Bachelor and Master’s Theses
Seminars and Preseminars
Labs and Practical Courses
Lectures
Please note that ongoing theses are only visible from within the RWTH network. If you are not affiliated with RWTH Aachen University and you are interested in our topics, please contact us.