The imposed lockdowns are for our ultimate good, as health and safety takes precedence over all other matters. However, at the same time it is important that we don’t let the virus demoralize our spirits and disrupt our lives.
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Introduction of Robot Operating Systems 2: ROS2
This is an introduction of ROS2 (Robot Operating System 2), including fundamental architecture and features.
Read More »How to get a PhD Position
Finding an appropriate PhD position requires a lot of time, energy and motivation. Here are some tips that can help you with this goal.
Read More »Future Wireless Communication Protocols in Autonomous Systems
What are Autonomous Systems (AS)? Why do they need to be connected? Why do automotive manufacturers care so much about 5G NR C-V2X and 802.11bd? What are communication tendencies in AS? A light will be shed on these questions in this blog.
Read More »Living the life of a legal researcher at KU Leuven’s Centre for IT & IP law
This blog explores the life of a legal researcher within the Centre for IT & IP law at KU Leuven.
Read More »Network Wide Event in Toulouse: behind the scenes
When you attend a conference or an event you enjoy what others have prepared and do not think that it is just the tip of the iceberg of months of work. This post will uncover the work and preparation leading to the event, giving a different perspective from the previous blog post about the SAS Network Wide Event I (NWE) ...
Read More »The Challenge of Managing a PhD
What is the key challenge to successfully conduct a PhD? Being smart and creative? Having a high level of commitment? Writing a lot of high-quality scientific papers? The answer is simple: No. Here I explain why.
Read More »My First International Conference: ISSRE 2019
The first conference is a moment of discovery for a researcher, repaying months of hard work, revealing how the academic world works, and generating new ideas for the papers of tomorrow from discussions with peers. A conference is also a place where industry and academia can meet and join forces to solve problems relevant to both worlds.
Read More »SAS NWE 1: an ESR Perspective
An ESR’s perspective on SAS Network Wide Event 1 held at Toulouse from 02/12/2019 to 05/12/2019
Read More »The Case for Safety Analysis
Summarizing, wrong assumptions while designing safety features, cruising in an uncertain and dynamic environment, while blatantly carrying out operational misuse are the prime suspects for the fall of the giant. I call them “The Usual Suspects” as they are still persistent to challenge safety in today’s systems.
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