Program eLSA 2026 - Hotel Eden Göttingen
Thursday
October 1, 2026
09:00
Grab your coffee & Registration
09:50
Welcome and short introduction
10:00
Open by choice. Safe by design. The Eclipse S‑CORE safety strategy
Philipp Ahmann - Etas GmbH (a Robert Bosch GmbH subsidiary)
10:30
Open-Source Functional Safety in Practice: A Working Integration of Eclipse S-CORE and Linux
Oliver Pajonk - Elektrobit Automotive GmbH
11:00
Coffee break
11:30
CE- and FuSA-Conformant OSS Software Engineering & Utilization
Patrick Dahlke - Dahlke Engineering
12:00
Responsible use of Open-source Software from the Automotive SPICE & Cybersecurity perspective
Alexander Much - Safionyx GmbH & Co KG
12:30
How to think about OSS Scoring for Due Diligence without going CRA-zy
Bernd Grobauer - Siemens AG
13:00
Lunch
14:00
The Post-Quantum Transition in Open Source and embedded Software
Clemens Lang - Red Hat GmbH
14:30
Safe and Secure Rust – Effective Approaches to Error Prevention
Ingo Budde - Fraunhofer IEM
15:00
Verifying Code You Did Not Write: An ISO 26262 Quality Gate for LLM-Generated Safety Code, Demonstrated on a Rust CRC Unit
Thorsten Langenhan / Rune Molzen - Langenhan Engineering Services GmbH
15:30
Coffee break
16:00
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
16:30
Cybersecurity and Management Responsibilities (including CRA and NIS2) and Updates on the European Digital Identity Wallet and the European Business Wallet
Dr. Thomas Lapp - IT-Kanzlei dr-lapp.de GbR
17:00
Open Source Compliance
Prof. Dr. Dirk Riehle - FAU Erlangen
17:30
End of the official part
18:30
Get Together & Diner
Restaurant La Locanda DUE in the Eden Hotel
Friday
October 2, 2026
09:00
Grab your coffee
09:20
Welcome
09:30
Requirements that Live in Git - ReqMan — an open, Doorstop-based route to traceable requirements for safety-critical Embedded Linux systems
Matthias Lehmann - University of Stuttgart
10:00
Mapping Security Standards and Risk Assessments to Embedded Linux Systems
Thomas Brinker - emlix GmbH
10:30
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
11:00
Coffee break
11:30
Maintaining Assurance Across Independent Lifecycles: Managing Safety Boundaries in Mixed-Criticality Systems
Florence Wagner - Kempten University of Applied Sciences
12:00
Mapping EN 304 626 to embedded Linux systems. Quo Vadis?
Simone Weiß - Linutronix GmbH
12:30
FOSS licensing for industrial products: Legal Requirements and Practical Implementation
Jan Altenberg - Open Source Automation Development Lab (OSADL) eG
13:00
Lunch
14:00
Guided Tour
Historical Collection of Mathematical Models and Instruments at the University of Göttingen's Faculty of Mathematics
