Hans Hansson, Professor

E-mail:
hans.hansson@mdh.se
Room:
U1-063
Phone:
+46 21 103163
Divisions:
Division of Computer Science and Software Engineering
Division of Networked and Embedded Systems
Research groups:
Dependable Software Engineering
Real-Time Systems Design
Web:
Personal homepage



Hans Hansson is professor in Real-Time Systems at Mälardalen University since 1997. He is director of Mälardalen Real-Time Research Centre and the PROGRESS national strategic research centre, Scientific Leader of SICS Swedish ICT Västerås AB and the EU/ARTEMIS project SafeCer. He received an MSc (Engineering Physics), a Licentiate degree (Computer Systems), a BA (Business Administration), and a Doctor of Technology degree (Computer Systems) from Uppsala University (UU), Sweden, in 1981, 1984, 1984 and 1992. Prof. Hansson’s previous appointments include being director of the nat’l research programme ARTES, visiting prof. and dept. chair at the Dept. of Computer Systems, Uppsala University, and researcher and scientific advisor at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science (SICS) in Stockholm.

Hans Hanssons research interests and contributions include component-based design of safety-critical real-time embedded systems, modeling and analysis of real-time communication, real-time testing and debugging, execution-time analysis, development of automotive control SW, and formal modeling of timing and probability. Prof. Hansson is associate editor of the IEEE Tr. on Industrial Informatics.

Project TitleStatus
ARRAY - Automation Region Research Academy active
ARROWS - Design Techniques for Adaptive Embedded Systems finished
ARTIST finished
Closing the safety-security gap in software intensive systems finished
COMING finished
EAST/EEA finished
ELECTRA - Evaluation of different communication technologies for heavy duty vehicle platooning active
FIA - Strategic research into safety and security for the automation industry finished
FIA - Strategiskt projekt om funktions- och intrångssäkerhet för automationsindustrin active
FlexiHealth: flexible softwarized networks for digital healthcare active
FORA - Fog Computing for Robotics and Industrial Automation active
Future factories in the Cloud active
FutureE active
GENIUS on-hold
Hi5 - A Holistic and Improved Infrastructure for Increased Industrial Impact of research finished
InterAct@MRTC finished
ITS-EASY Post Graduate School for Embedded Software and Systems active
MESSI - Methods for innovation development in software intensive systems finished
PG-Demo-SAVE – The SAVE demonstrator finished
Process Industrial Big Data Analytics finished
PROGRESS finished
PROMPT - Professional Master’s in Software Engineering (step II) finished
PROMPT - Professional Master’s in Software Engineering (step II, phase B&C) active
PROMPT - Professional Master’s program in Software Engineering (step I) finished
RATAD - Reliability and Timing Analysis of Distributed systems finished
RetNet - The European Industrial Doctorate Programme on Future Real-Time Networks finished
SaDIES. Safe Dynamic Software Instrumentation for Embedded Systems finished
SafeCer - Safety Certification of Software-Intensive Systems with Reusable Components finished
SafeCOP - Safe Cooperating Cyber-Physical Systems using Wireless Communication active
Safety assurance of Cooperating Construction Equipment in Semi-automated Sites active
SAVE finished
SAVE++ finished
SAVE-IT finished
SYNOPSIS - Safety Analysis for Predictable Software Intensive Systems finished
TATOO - Test and Testability of Distributed Real-Time Systems finished
TESTit - Testing techniques for real-time systems finished
TIMERS - Timing analysis, modeling and evaluation of RTS finished
Warping - Wait and lock free synchronisation mechanisms finished
PhD students supervised as main supervisor:

Andreas Ermedahl (former)
Björn Leander
Francisco Pozo (former)
Giorgio Forcina
Hang Yin (former)
Irfan Sljivo (former)
Joel Huselius (former)
Predrag Filipovikj (former)
Sigrid Eldh (former)
Zeinab Bakhshi Valojerdi

PhD students supervised as assistant supervisor:

Daniel Sundmark (former)
Dino Mustefa
Mikael Åsberg (former)