The mission of the Networked and Embedded System Division (NES) is to provide engineers with scientific methods and tools for designing safety-critical real-time systems. The goal is to advance state-of-art and practice for developing such systems into a mature engineering discipline, i.e., in analogue with the scientifically well founded methods and tools for mechanical construction. NES develops methods for constructing safetycritical real-time systems, ultimately capable of guaranteeing their multitude of requirements to be fulfilled.
Our division is very research and education intensive. The research has an internationally proved record of excellence in conducting high-quality research and a very productive graduate training program. All research is performed in projects with specific goals with respect to achievements, publications, collaborations, and prototype tools. A project typically has elements of both basic and applied research Equally important is the undergraduate education, where EAi s responsible for computer engineering related courses, with a particular focus on computer based real-time systems. We are responsible for the international Master Program in Intelligent Embedded Systems and Bachelor Program in Computer Network Engineering .
Scheduling 5G Radio Resources for the Transmission of Real-time TSN Flows (Mar 2026) Zenepe Satka, Federico Aromolo , Mohammad Ashjaei, Alessandro Biondi , Daniel Casini , Hossein Fotouhi, Niccolo Borgioli , Masoud Daneshtalab, Mikael Sjödin, Saad Mubeen
A Verification-Aware Pipeline for Programmable Logic Controllers: From Function Block Diagrams to Verified Python Code (Dec 2025) Mikael Ebrahimi Salari, Eduard Paul Enoiu, Cristina Seceleanu, Marco Eilers , Alessio Bucaioni, Wasif Afzal Mälardalen Real-Time Research Centre 2025 (MRTC 2025)
Container Orchestration in Edge Computing with Fluctuating Green Energy: A Multi-Armed Bandit Approach (Nov 2025) Václav Struhár, Alessandro Papadopoulos, Inmaculada Ayala, Mercedes Amor , Lidia Fuentes 17th International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing and Ambient Intelligence (UCAmI 2025)
Breaking Disciplinary Silos: The Case of Software Engineering (Nov 2025) Carlo Ghezzi , Damir Isovic, Marjan Sirjani, Masoud Ebrahimi Digital Humanism Interdisciplinary Science and Research Conference (DIGHUM-RES 2025)
Performance-aware Decision-making Mechanism for Offloading Soft Real-time Tasks (Nov 2025) Madiha Umar, Saad Mubeen, Ali Balador, Andrew Williams , Mohammad Ashjaei 33rd International Conference on Real-Time Networks and Systems (RTNS)
Bridging TSN and 5G networks: Prototype design and evaluation for real-time embedded systems (Nov 2025) Zenepe Satka, Mohammad Ashjaei, Josefina Nord , William Rosales Mayta , Didrik Nordin , Daniel Ragnarsson , Saad Mubeen Journal of Systems Architecture, 2025 (JSA)

