BIOGRAPHY

Cornelius Ihle is an industrial Ph.D. candidate at Daimler AG in Stuttgart. His work focuses specifically on benefits through decentralisation in academic and corporate services. Through his work on UAV communication systems, he started appreciating the superior resilience of distributed structures and shortly after became a decentralisation advocate. Since then he was involved in decentralisation projects in the mobile industry and contributed to the field of distributed identity management.

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Cornelius Ihle focuses on decentralised systems that can be used to detect copyright infringements and plagiarisms in the corporate and academic sector. His goal is to remove barriers in the Open Science and Open Source community and promote a sharing community within academia and his affiliated company.

Research Topics:

• Distributed Ledger Technologies
• Decentralised Storage
• Content Addressed Filesystems
• Zero Knowledge Proofs
• Decentralised Identifiers (DIDs)

TEACHING & PROJECTS

I always have an open ear for research ideas within my field and gladly supervise your thesis project. If my expertise is needed for your next paper, don’t hesitate to contact me.

SHORT CV

07/2018 – present

Doctoral Researcher
Daimler AG, Stuttgart, Germany / Data & Knowledge Engineering Group, University of Wupperta

01/2017 – 06/2017

Industrial Engineering, M.Eng.
Universidade de Vigo, Vigo, Spain

03/2016 – 05/2018

Systems Engineering, M.Eng.
University of Applied Sciences Munich, Munich

07/2013 – 12/2013

Computer Science, B.Sc.
Murdoch University, Perth, Australia

03/2012 – 01/2016

Computer Science and Media, B.Sc.
University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart, Stuttgart