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data structures and software dependability

computer science department

brandenburg university of technology cottbus

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Monika Heiner

latest update: February 08, 2012, at 08:39 PM

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roomLG 1c, room 205
phone(+49) (+355) 69-3884 / 3885
fax(+49) (+355) 69-3587
emailMonika (dot) Heiner (at) informatik (dot) tu-cottbus (dot) de

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Short Biography

ss 2011sabbatical leave, visiting Professor at Brunel University, Uxbridge/London,
funded by EPSRC (RC Grant reference: EP/I036168/1, with David Gilbert as host Principal Investigator);
research topics: Petri nets for multiscale Systems; project website
March 2010research stay, Universidad de Zaragoza/Spain; Group of Discrete Event Systems Engineering (GISED);
research topics: (autonomous) continuous Petri nets;
ss 2007sabbatical leave, INRIA Rocquencourt/France;
research topics: biochemical network analysis;
ss 2003sabbatical leave, University of Costa Rica/San José;
course: validation of embedded systems;
ws 1999/2000sabbatical leave, Boston University, Metropolitan College;
courses: object-oriented analysis and design, software technology;
since 09/1994professorship, Brandenburg University of Technology at Cottbus;
research topics: data structures and software dependability, modelling and analysis of technical as well as (since 1998) biochemical networks using Petri nets;
ss 1994substitute professorship, University of Technology at Cottbus;
research topics: data structures and efficient algorithms;
02-03/1992research stay at International Computer Science Institute (ICSI) in Berkeley/California;
1992-1994scientific staff member, Institute of Computer Architecture and Software Technique of GMD at Berlin (GMD/FIRST);
research topics: software validation using Petri nets;
1984-1991scientific staff member, Institute of Informatiques and Computer Techniques at Berlin (IIR/AdW);
research topics: dependable systems; system verification & validation using Petri nets;
1980-1984scientific staff member, University of Technology at Dresden;
research topics: high-level pogramming languages in automation techniques;
1980dissertation (Ph. D. thesis) "A Contribution to Deadlock Analysis Based on a Language-guided Programming Methodology" (in German);
research topics: static analysis approaches, application of Petri nets to model and analyse concurrent programs;
1973-1980studies of computer sciences, University of Technology at Dresden;
research topics: programming languages and compiler technique;

Scientific Service

Long-term activities

  • Journal Natural Computing, Editorial board, Broader Perspective
  • Computational Methods in Systems Biology (CMSB), Steering Committee
  • International Workshop on Biological Processes & Petri Nets (BioPPN), a satellite events of PETRI NET Conference series, organisation and co-chairing
    (BioPPN 2012, BioPPN 2011, BioPPN 2010)

Programme Committees, recent ones

Further reviews, among others

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