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This year professor Hans Hansson has celebrated his 60. birthday. Being the “founding father” of our research environment MRTC (now called Embedded Systems) with this symposium in his honor we plan to highlight some of his career achievements. For this symposium, we have invited persons that have worked or collaborated with Hans over the years. The planned talks are going to include both a (backward looking) history perspective and some current hot topics (forward looking).
Professor Hans Hansson (biography):
Hans Hansson is professor in Real-Time Systems at Mälardalen University since 1997. He is director of Mälardalen Real-Time Research Centre and the PROGRESS national strategic research centre, Scientific Leader of SICS Swedish ICT Västerås AB and the EU/ARTEMIS project SafeCer. He received an MSc (Engineering Physics), a Licentiate degree (Computer Systems), a BA (Business Administration), and a Doctor of Technology degree (Computer Systems) from Uppsala University (UU), Sweden, in 1981, 1984, 1984 and 1992. Prof. Hansson’s previous appointments include being director of the nat’l research programme ARTES, visiting prof. and dept. chair at the Dept. of Computer Systems, Uppsala University, and researcher and scientific advisor at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science (SICS) in Stockholm. More about his work can be found at his web page.