Entries by Verena Stranner

Dragi Kimovski Receives FGCS Outstanding Reviewer Award 2025

Dragi Kimovski Receives FGCS Outstanding Reviewer Award 2025 We are proud to announce that Dragi Kimovski has been selected as a recipient of the 2025 Outstanding Reviewer Award by the Future Generation Computer Systems journal. Out of more than 5,400 reviewers worldwide, only 31 were chosen for this distinction, making this recognition highly competitive and a testament to exceptional contributions to […]

Paper accepted @ IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology ( IEEE TCSVT)

Title: EPS: Efficient Patch Sampling for Video Overfitting in Deep Super-Resolution Model Training Authors: Yiying Wei, Hadi Amirpour, Jong Hwan Ko, and Christian Timmerer Abstract: Leveraging the overfitting property of deep neural networks (DNNs) is trending in video delivery systems to enhance video quality within bandwidth limits. Existing approaches transmit overfitted super-resolution (SR) model streams for low-resolution (LR) […]

Paper accepted @ IEEE Transactions on Image Processing (IEEE TIP)

Title: Perception-Inspired Network for Stereo Image Quality Assessment Authors: Yongli Chang, Guanghui Yue, Bo Zhao, Li Yu, Yakun Ju,  Hadi Amirpour,  Moncef Gabbouj and Wei Zhou. Abstract: Existing stereo image quality assessment (SIQA) methods generally have limitations in binocular fusion and fine-grained perception modeling. To address these issues, we propose a Perception-Inspired Network for SIQA […]

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Workshop on Media Energy Consumption Measurement and Exposure

Sustainability in Video Encoding and Streaming: Energy-Efficient Techniques and Metrics Workshop on Media Energy Consumption Measurement and Exposure [Workshop URL] [Slides] [PDF] Presenter: Christian Timmerer (Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt Abstract: The presentation discusses the increasing environmental impact of video streaming and highlights the urgent need for more sustainable approaches across the entire streaming pipeline. Video traffic dominates […]

University of Vienna Game Lab Visits Klagenfurt

On 27 February, Sabrina Größing and Dr Felix Schniz welcomed a delegation from the University of Vienna’s Game Lab to Klagenfurt. After exchanging origin stories, concepts and objectives, the warm‑hearted meeting quickly revealed shared ambitions and core values. The participants agreed to schedule follow‑up visits to both Vienna and Klagenfurt, deepening the partnership with the Klagenfurt Critical Game Lab […]

Interview @ Deutschlandfunk Kultur

On 29 January, Dr Felix Schniz held an interview on the topic of Spirituality and Video Games for Deutschlandfunk Kultur. The interviews discussed his las publications and offered an insight into how technology, first and foremost video games, can help with the contemporary crisis of faith.

Paper accepted @ IEEE Access

Title: Lightweight WebAssembly-Based Intrusion Detection for Zero Trust Edge Networks Authors: Jonathan Weber (TU Wien, Austria), Ilir Murturi (University of Prishtina, Kosova), Xhevahir Bajrami (University of Prishtina, Kosova), Reza Farahani (University of Klagenfurt, Austria), Praveen Kumar Donta (Stockholm University, Sweden), Schahram Dustdar (TU Wien, Austria) Venue: IEEE Access Abstract: IoT devices deployed across computing continuum infrastructures present significant security challenges due to resource constraints and decentralization. Traditional centralized […]

Paper accepted @ Internet Technology Letter

Title: Performance Evaluation of Privacy Models for Data Streams on the Edge Authors: Ilir Murturi, Boris Sedlak, Reza Farahani, Schahram Dustdar Venue: Internet Technology Letter Abstract: Recent advances in edge computing enable data stream privacy enforcement directly on resource‐constrained devices, reducing latency and the exposure of sensitive information. In this paper, we extend and validate […]

Paper accepted @ MMSys´26

Paper title: AI-Assisted Energy-Efficient Multimedia Systems Authors: Zoha Azimi Venue:  (Doctoral Symposium) MMSys’26, The 17th ACM Multimedia System Conference, Hong Kong SAR, 4th – 8th April 2026 Abstract: Video streaming constitutes the majority of today’s Internet traffic and is expected to continue growing in scale, complexity, and environmental impact. As video systems, from encoding to delivery, consume substantial computational resources, their energy […]