Curriculum Vitae

Josefine Gaßner joined the Cyber-Physical Systems Group in 2021 as a Research Assistant and Ph.D. student under the supervison of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Matthias Althoff. She graduated with the Master of Science degree in Informatics from the Technical University of Munich in 2020, where she also received the Bachelor of Science degree in Informatics in 2018.

Her research focuses on safe motion planning of autonomous vehicles using set-based prediction methods and reachability analysis. Another research interest are runtime verification monitors for traffic rules. Currently, she works on SONIA, which is a C++ tool for the set-based predicition of intelligent agents.

Teaching

WS 2021/22

• Lecture Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
• Master Practical Course Motion Planning for Autonomous Vehicles
• Seminar Cyber-Physical Systems

SS 2021

• Master Practical Course: Motion Planning for Autonomous Vehicles

Theses

Ongoing

Guided Research: Considering Traffic Rules in the Set-based Prediction of Intelligent Agents

Available

Feel free to contact me if you are interested in a thesis (Bachelor's, Master's, Guided Research) in my research area.