Student Projects
The group offers bachelor thesis, master thesis, and summer project topics for informatics students. Interested students should contact the supervisor listed on each project page. Variations of topics are often possible.
Available and Recent Topics

Topics we are currently offering. Past and completed projects are preserved in the archive.

A Novel Approach Using Bilateral Data Fusion for EDA Data Classification

This thesis addresses the impact of lateralization on Electrodermal Activity (EDA) sensors in wearable devices. Lateralization, influenced by brain hemisphere activation, affects …

Embodied Large Language Models for Personalized Meeting Summarization

The rapid advancement of pervasive systems and wearables has paved the way for personal informatics systems, e.g., personal assistants and chatbots. Such systems gear towards …

Empathetic Virtual Agents using Large Language Models

The rapid advancement of pervasive systems and wearables has paved the way for personal informatics systems, e.g., personal assistants and chatbots. These systems can be deployed …

Explainable AI for Federated Models in Wearable Sensing

Federated learning and its combination with differential privacy is the latest technique for building privacy-aware machine-learning models [1]. Its primary assumption – no data …

Fed-CogLoad: Federated Cognitive Load Estimation

Federated learning (FL) is a state-of-the-art machine-learning technique developed by Google, where the users’ privacy is guaranteed by implementing one simple rule: “No personal …

Multimodal Federated Learning for Sensor Data

Federated learning and its combination with differential privacy is the latest technique for building privacy-aware machine-learning models [1]. Its primary assumption – no data …

Protect privacy in wearable devices using data anonymization

Wearables facilitate continuous data collection to monitor diverse human behaviors, covering activity, health, and stress. This personal data, including electrocardiogram, …

Self-supervised Domain Adaptation for Sensor Data

Wearable devices, combined with Artificial Intelligence (AI) methods, can bring significant and sustainable improvements to our lives – from improved patient monitoring and …

Uncertainty-aware Deep Learning in digital healthcare

In this thesis, the objective is to investigate the use of Monte Carlo Dropout, a Bayesian Deep Learning technique, to make uncertainty prediction on Neural Network outputs when …