Holger Giese
Papers
4
Total Citations
303
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About
Holger Giese is a leading figure in software engineering for self-adaptive systems, a field he has helped define and advance. His work tackles the fundamental challenge of building software that can autonomously adjust its behavior in response to changing environments and uncertain conditions. Giese’s most-cited contribution, the edited volume *Software Engineering for Self-Adaptive Systems II* (2013, 213 citations), serves as a cornerstone reference, synthesizing key concepts and methodologies for the research community. He further deepened this exploration in *Living with Uncertainty in the Age of Runtime Models* (2014, 65 citations), advocating for models that operate at runtime to manage unpredictability. Beyond self-adaptation, Giese has made significant strides in integrated software development for embedded robotic systems (2012, 8 citations), bridging the gap between high-level design and low-level implementation. His work is characterized by a pragmatic focus on engineering robust, dependable systems, making him an essential voice for any student or researcher exploring the frontiers of autonomous and adaptive software.
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Top Papers
- 1Software Engineering for Self-Adaptive Systems II213 citations · 2013
- 2Living with Uncertainty in the Age of Runtime Models65 citations · 2014
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- 4Integrated Software Development for Embedded Robotic Systems8 citations · 2012