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International Visits and Visitors

There are a large number of incoming and outgoing visits to/from the environment of duration less than two weeks, including those resulting in co-authored publications. In addition to a large number of shorter incoming and outgoing international visits, the following are visits longer than two weeks in 2024.
Long-term International Scientific Collaborations
- Prof. Edward Lee at UC Berkely, a world-leading Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) researcher. This collaboration started with a Fulbright scholarship in 2015 that made it possible for Marjan Sirjani to visit UC Berkeley, which developed into a visiting professorship at MDU for Prof. Lee a few years ago and continued in 2024 by mutual visits and Prof. Lee joining the TSS Scientific Advisory Board. Overall, this long-term collaboration has resulted in several important contributions related to modelling and verification of CPS, manifested in 8 joint publications.
Our Longer International Visits in 2024
- Prof. Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic visited TU Vienna during two months as Guest professor to teach a PhD course in Digital Ethics/Digital Humanism.
- Postdoc. Branko Miloradovic spent two weeks at the University of Virginia, USA, for research collaboration with Nicola Bezzo.
- Prof. Paul Pettersson lives in Palo Alto, USA, where he networks and collaborates with academic and innovation communities.
- PhD student Zenepe Satka spent 3 months in Italy with Alessandro Biondi, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, joint research.
Additional long-term Visits to MDU in 2024
- Ashraful Alam Khan, PhD student at Islamic University of Technology (IUT), Bangladesh visited Elisabeth Uhlemann and Shahriar Hasan for 9 months to work on connected and automated vehicles.
- Riccardo Rubei, Postdoc at University of L’Aquila, Italy, visited Antonio Cicchetti for 6 months to work on recommendation systems and software engineering.
- Ruslan Shaiakhmetov, PhD Student, University of Bologna, Italy, visited Alessandro Papadopoulos 3 months, working on advanced control techniques for autonomous driving in racing applications.