TU Wien Informatics

Committed to society.

Our Computer Engineering (CE) research focus has an integrative systems perspective that bridges traditionally separate disciplines: Our researchers combine expertise in hardware and software co-design, cyber-physical systems, dependable and safety-critical systems, energy-aware computing, and scalable computing infrastructures. This allows us to address challenges ranging from low-power embedded devices and intelligent edge systems to autonomous cyber-physical ecosystems and high-performance computing platforms.

Through strong international collaborations and leadership in European and national research projects, we shape the future of computing technologies and their societal impact. Our industry partnerships translate fundamental research into impact, exemplified by our pioneering time-triggered systems and the spin-off TTTech, as well as internationally recognized research leading to Liquid Neural Networks and Liquid AI.

 

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We advance computing from the ground up. Uniting hardware, software, and systems expertise to build not only robust but transformative tech.

Ezio Bartocci, Focus Coordinator
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Ezio Bartocci

Ezio Bartocci E. Bartocci

Focus Coordinator
Johann Blieberger
Johann Blieberger J. Blieberger

Automation Systems
Associate Professor

Ivona Brandic
Ivona Brandic I. Brandic

Computational Sustainability
Full Professor

Radu Grosu
Radu Grosu R. Grosu

Cyber-Physical Systems
Full Professor

Sascha Hunold
Sascha Hunold S. Hunold

Parallel Computing
Associate Professor

Ulrich Schmid
Ulrich Schmid U. Schmid

Embedded Computing Systems
Retired Professor

Andreas Steininger
Andreas Steininger A. Steininger

Embedded Computing Systems
Associate Professor

Wolfgang Zagler
Wolfgang Zagler W. Zagler

Human Computer Interaction
Retired Professor

Daniel Müller-Gritschneder
Daniel Müller-Gritschneder D. Müller-Gritschneder

Embedded Computing Systems
Full Professor

Peter Puschner
Peter Puschner P. Puschner

Cyber-Physical Systems
Associate Professor

M. Anton Ertl
M. Anton Ertl M. Ertl

Compilers and Languages
Associate Professor

Ezio Bartocci
Ezio Bartocci E. Bartocci

Cyber-Physical Systems
Full Professor

Tobias Fiebig
Tobias Fiebig T. Fiebig

Internet Infrastructures
Full Professor

Andreas Krall
Andreas Krall A. Krall

Compilers and Languages
Retired Professor

Jesper Larsson Träff
Jesper Larsson Träff J. Träff

Parallel Computing
Retired Professor

Christos Mavridis
Christos Mavridis C. Mavridis

Cyber-Physical Systems
Assistant Professor

Georg Weissenbacher
Georg Weissenbacher G. Weissenbacher

Formal Methods in Systems Engineering
Full Professor

Elena Andreeva
Elena Andreeva E. Andreeva

Security and Privacy
Associate Professor

Thomas Grechenig
Thomas Grechenig T. Grechenig

Business Informatics
Retired Professor

Martina Lindorfer
Martina Lindorfer M. Lindorfer

Security and Privacy
Associate Professor

Marco Squarcina
Marco Squarcina M. Squarcina

Security and Privacy
Assistant Professor

 

Edris Zaman Farsa
Edris Zaman Farsa E. Zaman Farsa

Embedded Computing Systems
PreDoc Researcher

Josef Widder
Josef Widder J. Widder

Embedded Computing Systems
Affiliated

Mihaela-Larisa Clement
Mihaela-Larisa Clement M. Clement

Cyber-Physical Systems
PreDoc Researcher

Daniel Hofstätter
Daniel Hofstätter D. Hofstätter

Computational Sustainability
PreDoc Researcher

Monika di Angelo
Monika di Angelo M. di Angelo

Automation Systems
PostDoc Researcher

Luca Di Stefano
Luca Di Stefano L. Di Stefano

Cyber-Physical Systems
PostDoc Researcher

Daniela Kaufmann
Daniela Kaufmann D. Kaufmann

Formal Methods in Systems Engineering
PostDoc Researcher

Manuel Sorge
Manuel Sorge M. Sorge

Algorithms and Complexity
PostDoc Researcher

 

 

Dedicated to excellence.

Big questions deserve high standards. Our award-winning research shows that we are pushing the limits. Here is what we have been working on.

Below is some of our recent work.
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We shape the future.

The future of CE will be shaped by the increasing integration of artificial intelligence, physical processes, and computing infrastructures. By connecting advances from hardware to large-scale cyber-physical ecosystems, the goal is to push the limits across the whole computing stack. Our vision is to create computing technologies that are intelligent, trustworthy, sustainable, and deeply integrated into the physical systems that support modern life.

 

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