
Liza accomplished her MSc in Dependable Aerospace Systems in 2023 in collaboration between MDU and the Swedish space company Unibap AB. As a result of her master's thesis, she presented and published a paper at ESA's first European Data Handling & Data Processing Conference – EDHPC 2023. In general, she is passionate about space systems and interested in studying novel heterogeneous computing platforms for applications related to space missions and other mission-critical and/or safety-critical domains.
In her doctoral research that started in Spring 2024, she is involved in the project: Hipereal (High-performance real-time computing). She is also an affiliated PhD student in KTH's Swedish Space Research School (SSRS) since Autumn 2026.
Teaching Activities/Positions of Trust:
Labs
(DVA247) Databases - [Spring 2024 - Spring 2026]
Courses
Teaching assistant and Project Owner, (FLA402) Project in Dependable Systems - [ongoing]
Doctoral Student Council (DSC) Chairperson of the DSC - [Spring 2026 - ongoing]
Representative in Library Council - [Spring 2025 - ongoing]
Special focus on fault-tolerant systems - interested in optimizing the dependability of real-time multicore heterogeneous computing platforms for safety-critical systems. Key components are ensuring predictability, high performance, and above all, a means to certification.
Comparing Ext4 and ZFS for Onboard Data Processing (Oct 2023) Liza Stephanie Johansson, Hassan Said, Håkan Forsberg, Nandinbaatar Tsog, Oskar Flordal The first European Data Handling & Data Processing Conference (EDHPC 2023)
| Project Title | Status |
|---|---|
| Hipereal - High-performance real-time computing | active |