Jounes-Alexander Gross

Jounes-Alexander Gross is a Researcher at Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, affiliated with the Information Technologies and Digitalization Center for Dependable Systems Engineering. He contributes to two major projects: the Research Campus Urstein Castle (RCSU, 2023-2025) and the Josef Ressel Centre for Model-Based Development of Safe Systems (JRZ DeSoS, 2020-2025).

His primary research interests span co-simulation, smart grid architectures, system-of-systems engineering, and reference modeling. He investigates cross-domain interoperability between automotive and energy systems, develops domain-specific modeling frameworks, and addresses sector coupling in low-temperature anergy grids. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals for affordable and clean energy.

Recent publications (2024-2025) reveal a concentrated effort on co-simulation techniques for integrating smart grids and automotive systems. Key contributions include model taxonomies, interoperability solutions, and architectural assessments that advance dependable systems engineering.

Scientific recognition includes:

• Best Paper Candidate award (2024) for research on architectural models in smart grid co-simulations.

Gross participates as project staff in externally funded research initiatives (RCSU and JRZ DeSoS) but no student advising information is available.

He operates within the Center for Dependable Systems Engineering at the Research Campus Urstein Castle, collaborating on cutting-edge projects in dependable systems and digitalization.