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My name is Dr. Frank Gut (former Doelitzscher). I have been a PhD student at the Centre for Security, Communications and Network Research at Plymouth University (GB) and the Cloud Research Lab at University of Applied Sciences Furtwangen, Germany. My research interests are in the area of autonomous driving, IT security and cloud computing. Please contact me if you are interested in our work! You can also find more information of our past and current projects on our Institute for Data Science, Cloud Computing and IT Security (IDACUS) website.

Currently, I work as a System Integration Architect for Autonomous Driving vehicles. Visit our web page for more information: Urban Automated Driving

Research & Publication

I did my PhD research in the field of security for Cloud Computing environments. Now I am involved in data quality, security and autonomous driving. I also supervise PhD students - if you are interested feel free to contact me.

Please see my Research page for further details. You will also find some conferences I organized there. A full publication list can be found under Publication.

Publications

Awards 

Best paper award, HMD 2011, Sicherheitsprobleme für IT Outsourcing basierend auf Cloud Computing, March 2012

 Best paper award, IARIA EMERGING 2011, Incident detection for cloud environments, Nov. 2011

 2nd place in IEEE SERVICES CUP 2012, Validating cloud infrastructure changes by cloud audits, June 2012

Lectures & Education

I have been giving lectures at the Department of Computer Science at Furtwangen University. They are mainly in the area of Security and Networking. I also supervise Bachelor- & Master-Theses. For more details about former and current lectures see the Lectures page.

Lectures Winter Semester 2019/2020

System Integration & DevOps principles in Autonomous Driving


Supervising Research Thesises

A complete list of present and past supervised Bachelor / Master / PhD theses can be found on my Lectures page.


Invited Speeches

Hack2Improve

I was organizing the Furtwanger Hacking Event "Hack2Improve" from 2010 - 2013. See our video for some impressions.