Contact details
Affiliation :
Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM)
Department of Computer Science
Laboratory of Advanced Software SYstems (LASSY)
Address :
6, Avenue de la Fonte
Maison du Nombre
L-4364 Esch-sur-Alzette
Luxembourg
Office:
Campus Belval, Maison du Nombre, MNO 03-15-080
Phone:
(+352).46.66.44.52.73
Email:
firstname.lastname@uni.lu
Highlights
- 09/2023 - Keynote at RNDM23 on TSN timing QoS with 10 years of hindsight.
- 01/2023 - Study with R. Bosch on the Design Space Exploration of E/E architectures - Pdf of the paper.
- 06/2022 - Study with Volvo Cars on the scalability of next-generation E/E architectures presented at the 2022 Automotive Ethernet Congress - Pdf of the slides.
- 02/2021 - Study with Airbus Helicopters on the TSN mechanisms needed in helicopters presented at DASC 2021 - Pdf of the slides.
- 02/2021 - Study with Renault on QoS-predictable Service Oriented Architectures presented at the 2021 Automotive Ethernet Congress - Pdf of the slides.
- 09/2020 - Study with BMW on E/E architecture Design Automation presented at the 2020 IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) Ethernet & IP @ Automotive Technology Day - Pdf of the slides.
- 02/2020 - Study with Volvo Cars on early-stage design choices with design-space exploration presented at the 2020 Automotive Ethernet Congress - Pdf of the slides.
- 09/2019 - Study with Renault on early-stage design choices with design-space exploration presented at the 2019 IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) Ethernet & IP @ Automotive Technology Day - Pdf of the slides.
- 02/2018 - our study on the clock synchronization in the TTEthernet network received a best paper award at ERTSS2018
- 12/2017 - Phd thesis of Guillaume Brau received foundation ISAE-SUPAERO award
- Check out CPAL - the new low-code platforms to develop safe embedded systems
- IoT systems developed in the team won 3 prices at the Morpheus Cup 2017!
Nicolas NAVET has been a professor at the University of Luxembourg since May 2012. He has served as head of the Department of Computer Science from February 2023 to March 2025, following his role as deputy head from July 2020. He was also the course director of the Bachelor in Applied Technology (BINFO) from January 2013 to September 2017. Formerly, from 1996 to 2012, he was with INRIA in France, as doctoral candidate, researcher then head of a research group in the field of real-time embedded systems.
His primary goal is to contribute to the development of techniques, tools, and computing platforms that enable the creation of provably safe embedded electronic architectures in a time-, resource-, and cost-efficient manner. Since the mid-1990s, he been involved in the design and development of critical embedded systems, focusing on systems with stringent performance and safety requirements. Currently, his work focuses on leveraging design-space exploration and machine learning to further automate and enhance the design of automotive and aerospace embedded architectures.
He has had the privilege of collaborating on numerous exciting projects with OEMs and Tier1 suppliers in the automotive and aerospace, both in academia and through RealTime-at-Work (RTaW), the company he founded in 2007. RTaW specializes in electronic architecture design automation tools that support the development of provably safe and optimized mission-critical embedded systems for land, air and space vehicles.
He holds a B.S. in Computer Science from the Technical University of Berlin (1993) and a PhD in Computer Science from the Institut National Polytechnique de Lorraine (1999).