Research | Rebekka Wohlrab

Research

Grants and Awards

2025: SSF Future Research Leaders Grant: Coordinating Teams of Multiple Humans and Autonomous Systems. Single PI.
2024: VR Starting Grant: ExpRESAS: Expectation-Focused Requirements Elicitation for Self-Adaptive Systems. Single PI.
2023: WASP Academic PhD Project on Conflict Resolution for Autonomous Systems. Single PI.
2023: WASP NEST ShiftLeft: Securing the Software Supply Chain by Code-centric Analysis. Co-PI.
2023: WASP Assistant Professor Starting Package: Funding for my own position, as well as 2 PhD students and 2 postdocs. Single PI.
2023: IT Faculty Pedagogical Prize 2023, University of Gothenburg. 100,000 SEK.
2020: WASP Postdoctoral Scholarship. Grant for my postdoctoral research at Carnegie Mellon University. Single PI.

Awards

2024: Best Paper Award at PROFES.
2024: WASP alumni of the year award.
2023: Best Paper Award at ECSA.
2023: IT Faculty Pedagogical Prize 2023, University of Gothenburg.
2019: Best Paper Award at PROFES.
2019: Best Paper Award at ICSA.
2018: Best Paper Award at ICSSP (Technical Track).

Publications

Raffaela Groner, Klara Svensson, Drake Axelrod, Ranim Khojah, Mazen Mohamad, Rebekka Wohlrab (2026). Empowering Software Engineers to Design More Secure Web Applications: Guidelines and Potential of Using LLMs as a Recommender Tool. Journal of Software: Evolution and Process.

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Erik Eriksson, Joel Olausson, Vladislav Indykov, Daniel Strüber, Rebekka Wohlrab (2025). Extracting Design Patterns from Mined Component Models of ML-Enabled Systems. Proc. of the 51st Euromicro Conference Series on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications (SEAA).

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Vladislav Indykov, Daniel Strüber, Rebekka Wohlrab (2025). MLTradeOps: Embedding Trade-Off Management into the MLOps Workflow. Proc. of the 51st Euromicro Conference Series on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications (SEAA).

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Kurt Schneider, Farnaz Fotrousi, Rebekka Wohlrab (2025). A Reference Model for Empirically Comparing LLMs with Humans. Proc. of the 47th International Conference on Software Engineering Companion (ICSE-SEIS).

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Juan García Díaz, Carlotta Hillger, Antonia Welzel, Raffaela Groner, Rebekka Wohlrab (2025). Adaptive Resolution of Requirements Conflicts in Robot Mission Planning. Proc. of the 31th International Working Conference on Requirements Engineering - Foundation for Software Quality.

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