Fraunhofer Institute for Cognitive Systems IKS
Fraunhofer Institute for Cognitive Systems IKS

Team

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There are many great people working at Fraunhofer IKS in research, but also in administrative areas. On this page you will find the department heads of Fraunhofer IKS.

Other colleagues from all departments also introduce themselves on our Safe Intelligence Blog: To the employee portraits on the blog

Department Heads

 

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Dr. Katie Fitch

Head of Department (acting)

 

 

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PD. Dr. habil. Jeanette Miriam Lorenz

Head of Department

 

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Dr.-Ing. Núria Mata

Head of Department

 

 

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Karsten Roscher

Head of Department

 

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Dr. Gereon Weiß

Head of Department

Blog articles about our Department Heads

On our blog you will find numerous articles by our colleagues on the research topics of the Fraunhofer IKS. Here are interviews and portraits of our department heads:

 

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Interview with Reinhard Stolle / 22.4.2024

"We use AI to make systems safer“

It takes time. And it will take time. But it will come: Fraunhofer IKS is making a decisive research contribution to autonomous driving, explains Dr. Reinhard Stolle, the new head of the Mobility business unit. But there is still a lot to be done.

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Interview with Jeanette Lorenz / 3.2.2022

“Companies will be able to benefit from quantum computing right from the start“

The “QuaST” (quantum-enabling services and tools for industrial applications) project, led by Fraunhofer IKS, is now underway. Jeanette Lorenz, Senior Scientist at the Quantum Computing Department of Fraunhofer IKS, heads the project. In this interview, she explains what QuaST is all about.

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Portrait: Jeanette Miriam Lorenz / 11.11.2021

“Quantum computing is a bit like looking for the Holy Grail”

Even at a young age, Jeanette Lorenz knew she wanted to go into science. Now she works at Fraunhofer IKS researching how to make reliable and robust quantum computing possible. Part 13 of our employee portraits series.

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