Peter Micael Herrmann

Peter Micael Herrmann is a Professor at the Department of Information Security and Communication Technology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway. His research spans multiple domains including distributed systems, IoT, and security, with affiliations across Norway, Germany, and Australia.

Research Focus: Herrmann's expertise centers on communication systems, IoT applications, and intelligent transport solutions. His work integrates theoretical foundations with practical system development, emphasizing security vulnerabilities and knowledge-based approaches. Key domains include:

• Distributed network architectures and concurrency models
• Synthetic data generation for adaptive IoT sampling
• Theoretical computing and formal methods for system reliability

Publication Trends: Recent works demonstrate a strong focus on IoT data optimization and spatio-temporal network analysis. His 2024 publications include synthetic data frameworks for IoT devices and model-driven engineering advancements. Earlier works frequently address concurrency, formal verification, and transport system safety.

Achievements:

• Best Paper Award at ENASE 2016 for transport system safety methodology
• Best-Track Paper Award at APSCC 2014 for services computing
• IME Faculty's Learning Environment Award (2015)
• Multiple conference award nominations including IOV 2019

Projects & Collaborations: Herrmann has led projects like Ubiquitous Computing For All Users (UbiCompForAll) and contributed to initiatives such as Semantic Interfaces for Mobile Services (SIMS). His work involves cross-institutional teams with SINTEF, Telenor, and international partners, focusing on mobile services and integrated infrastructure.