Claudia Raibulet

Dr. Claudia Raibulet is an Assistant Professor in the Software and Sustainability (S2) group at the Faculty of Science, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and holds a Visiting Fellow position at the Network Institute. Her research focuses on self-adaptive systems, machine learning operations, and sustainable software engineering. She actively contributes to conferences like ICSE, ENASE, and ACSOS, publishing on topics such as adaptive strategies, context-aware monitoring, and human-centered concept drift detection.

Her work bridges theory and practice, addressing challenges in cyber-physical systems, cloud computing, and IoT. She emphasizes sustainability through adaptive mechanisms and has developed frameworks like the Adaptive Strategies Metric Suite (ASMS). Dr. Raibulet also teaches the Software Engineering Processes course, integrating project-based learning and collaboration tools like GitHub.

Key research themes include:

• Self-adaptive systems design and evaluation
• Machine learning operationalization with human-in-the-loop monitoring
• Software sustainability metrics and long-term system resilience

Recent articles highlight her contributions to MAPE-K guidelines for reactive systems, non-expert analysis of adaptivity, and cost-benefit assessments of adaptation strategies. She collaborates internationally on projects like CORT (Cloud Open Resource Trading) and Alembik frameworks for adaptive multimedia systems.