Research
The institute's three research areas: Networked Systems, Simulation and Modelling, and Human-Technology Interaction.
The institute works in three research areas. Each area has its own guiding question, its own methods and a responsible area lead; the associated projects are linked from each area.
Networked Systems
How can distributed technical components remain understandable and manageable when faced with delays, connection losses and inconsistent data?
Simulation & Modelling
Which decisions can be derived from models, and how do conclusions change with assumptions, coupling and uncertainty?
Human-Technology Interaction
How can people recognise technical states and uncertainty and act appropriately?