University of Bremen / Faculty of Mathematics & Computer Science
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At SECORO, we seek to shape the future of robotic systems that act in the physical world, work with humans and other agents, and adapt to the changing environment. Our research develops the methods, concepts, and tools needed to engineer such systems to ensure that they are capable, autonomous, transparent, trustworthy, and reliable. By covering the full lifecycle, from specification and construction to validation and evaluation, we aim to make cognitive robots and systems easier to understand, build, and deploy in real-world domains such as manufacturing and domestic scenarios.
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Students interested in pursuing a thesis with SECORO are encouraged to contact us by email at .
Please use the subject line [SECORO Thesis Inquiry: BT] for a bachelor's thesis or [SECORO Thesis Inquiry: MT] for a master's thesis. Your email should include your study program, current semester, relevant experience, research interests, and any initial topic ideas. Please also attach your CV and transcript of records.
Even if no thesis topics are currently listed or none of the listed topics fully fit, you are welcome to get in touch if your interest align with our research areas.
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