Nils Jansen

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I'm a PhD student in the MOVES group at RWTH Aachen University. I'm supervised by Prof. Dr. Erika チbrah疥 and Prof. Dr. Ir. Joost-Pieter Katoen. I'm also part of the research training group AlgoSyn.

E-Mail: nils.jansen at cs.rwth-aachen.de

Phone: +49-241/80-21208

Address: Room 4230, Ahornstra?e 55, 52074 Aachen, Germany




Research

My research interests include verification and synthesis of probabilistic systems, parametric systems and other verification issues like abstraction or regular model checking. I am particularly interested in the generation of counterexamples and their application, symbolic techniques and the utilization of solving techniques like SAT, SMT or linear programming.

I participate(d) in the research projects CEBug, ROCKS, MEALS and HySmart. I also work on parametric probabilistic systems, see the project page.

In addition to these projects I'm very interested in the improvement of teaching and e-learning in the field of theoretical computer science.




Publications

For a list of my publications, technical reports and selected talks please look here . My publications as seen by DBLP are here . Find my Google Scholar profile here .




About Me

2010 - today

Member of the Commission for Teaching in Computer Science

2009 - today

PhD student and research assistant at RWTH Aachen University

2010 - 2011

Member of the AlgoSyn Steering Committee

2002 - 2009

Studies of computer science with minor business administration at RWTH Aachen University

2001 - 2002

Civilian services at a small hospital in my hometown

1988 - 2001

School education

1982

Born in Simmerath, Germany

During spring and summer of 2013, I stayed at Universidad Nacional de Cordoba with Pedro R. d'Argenio. Within 2010 - 2013 I've stayed many times at the University of Freiburg with Ralf Wimmer and Bernd Becker.

I was an external reviewer for, amongst others, CAV, TACAS, VMCAI, FSTTCS, QEST, ATVA, FORMATS, HSCC, TASE, FMOODS-FORTE, and FACS.

Besides computer science, I'm the conductor of a small orchestra, I enjoy music and reading, and I am very much into food and sometimes sports.




Tools

Within the CEBug project we have developed the COMICS tool which computes small critical subsystems as counterexamples for Discrete-time Markov Chains. The current version is available on the COMICS-website. I will release an improved version soon.




Supervised Theses

I have supervised some Bachelor's or Master's Theses. Find below the finished ones.

  • Marian Van de veire, "Minimal Critical Subsystems for Probabilistic Models with Nondeterminism"
  • Andreas Vorpahl, "Compositional Counterexamples for MDPs"
  • Matthias Volk, "Verification and Synthesis for Parametric Markov Chains"
  • Maik Scheffler, "Hierarchical Counterexamples for DTMCs - Case Studies"
  • Amith Belur Nagabushana, "Minimal Critical Subsystems for PCTL Properties of Markov Models"




Activities

  • Member of the AlgoSyn steering committee Mar 2010 - Oct 2011
  • Member of the commission for teaching in computer science

  • Organization of Ringvorlesung: Was ist Informatik 2013
  • Organization of Ringvorlesung: Was ist Informatik 2012
  • Organization of Ringvorlesung: Was ist Informatik 2011
  • Organization of Ringvorlesung: Was ist Informatik 2010




Teaching Assistance

Winter 2012/2013

Summer 2012

Winter 2011/2012

Summer 2011

Winter 2010/2011

Summer 2010

Winter 2009/2010

Summer 2009




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