Preliminary Program eLSA '26
This is the preliminary eLSA 2026 program. The speakers and presentations listed below are confirmed. Detailed schedule will follow soon.
Preliminary Program eLSA '26
Thursday
October 1, 2026
Grab your coffee & Registration
Welcome and short introduction
Open by choice. Safe by design. The Eclipse S‑CORE safety strategy
Philipp Ahmann - Etas GmbH (a Robert Bosch GmbH subsidiary)
Open-Source Functional Safety in Practice: A Working Integration of Eclipse S-CORE and Linux
Oliver Pajonk - Elektrobit Automotive GmbH
Coffee break
CE- and FuSA-Conformant OSS Software Engineering & Utilization
Patrick Dahlke - Dahlke Engineering
Responsible use of Open-source Software from the Automotive SPICE & Cybersecurity perspective
Alexander Much - Safionyx GmbH & Co KG
How to think about OSS Scoring for Due Diligence without going CRA-zy
Bernd Grobauer - Siemens AG
Lunch
The Post-Quantum Transition in Open Source and embedded Software
Clemens Lang - Red Hat GmbH
Safe and Secure Rust – Effective Approaches to Error Prevention
Ingo Budde - Fraunhofer IEM
Verifying Code You Did Not Write: An ISO 26262 Quality Gate for LLM-Generated Safety Code, Demonstrated on a Rust CRC Unit
Rune Molzen - Langenhan Engineering Services GmbH
Coffee break
Blended safe AI running on supervised linux - a game changer for functional safety right away and for physical AI
Michael Armbruster • Wolfgang Gehrhardt • Niklas Peter - emlix GmbH
End of the official part
Get Together & Diner
Friday
October 2, 2026
Grab your coffee
Welcome
Mapping Security Standards and Risk Assessments to Embedded Linux Systems
Thomas Brinker - emlix GmbH
Long-Term Stable Linux Systems – How to Keep Embedded Systems Running for 25 Years—Despite and With CRA and NIS-2
Daniel Klawitter - Vaillant Group GmbH
Coffee break
Mapping EN 304 626 to embedded Linux systems. Quo Vadis?
Simone Weiß - Linutronix GmbH
FOSS licensing for industrial products: Legal Requirements and Practical Implementation
Jan Altenberg - Open Source Automation Development Lab (OSADL) eG
Lunch
Guided Tour - Free but with limited places
Historical Collection of Mathematical Models and Instruments at the University of Göttingen's Faculty of Mathematics
