Jonas Rabenstein

Jonas Rabenstein is a Researcher at the Department of Computer Science 4 (Distributed Systems and Operating Systems) within the Technische Fakultät at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg. His work focuses on invasive computing, distributed systems, and system software for many-core architectures. He contributes to the SFB/TRR 89 Invasive Computing project, particularly in developing the Invasive Runtime Support System (iRTSS). His research emphasizes resource arbitration, real-time systems, and embedded architectures.

Research Interests: Rabenstein explores challenges in operating systems for heterogeneous hardware, virtual shared memory for MPSoCs, and scalable system software for future many-core processors. His projects address coherence management, task scheduling, and hardware-software co-design to optimize resource utilization.

Teaching and Advising: He teaches System Programming courses and has advised multiple theses, including studies on relocating loaders for OctoPOS, system call frameworks, and distributed TCP/IP stacks for manycore systems. His supervision spans Bachelor's and Master's projects, emphasizing practical implementation of distributed and real-time systems.

Affiliations: As part of the Distributed Systems and Operating Systems group, he collaborates on projects like OctoPOS and contributes to conferences such as HiPEAC and IPDPSW. His work bridges theoretical system design with practical deployment on emerging architectures.