Justyna Zander, PhD
Fellow, Harvard Humanitarian Initiative
Dr. Justyna Zander is a postdoctoral research scientist at the Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems in Germany. She holds a Doctorate of Engineering Science and Master of Science, both in the fields of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from Technical University Berlin in Germany, and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Protection and Management from Gdansk University of Technology in Poland. She was a visiting scholar at the University of California in San Diego, in 2007, and a visiting researcher at The Math Works in Natick, MA in 2008.
For her scientific efforts Dr. Zander received grants and scholarships from the Polish Prime Ministry (1999-2000), Polish Ministry of Education and Sport (2001–2004), German Academic Exchange Service (2002), European Union (2003-2004), Hertie Foundation (2004-2005), IFIP TC6 (2005), IEEE (2006), Siemens (2007), Metodos y Tecnologia (2008), Singularity University (2009), or Fraunhofer Gesellschaft (2009-2010). Her doctoral thesis on model-based testing was supported by the German National Academic Foundation (2005-2008). She is certified by the International Software Quality Institute. Dr. Zander is a researcher, designer, computer programmer, and author of a number of books and articles.
For her scientific efforts Dr. Zander received grants and scholarships from the Polish Prime Ministry (1999-2000), Polish Ministry of Education and Sport (2001–2004), German Academic Exchange Service (2002), European Union (2003-2004), Hertie Foundation (2004-2005), IFIP TC6 (2005), IEEE (2006), Siemens (2007), Metodos y Tecnologia (2008), Singularity University (2009), or Fraunhofer Gesellschaft (2009-2010). Her doctoral thesis on model-based testing was supported by the German National Academic Foundation (2005-2008). She is certified by the International Software Quality Institute. Dr. Zander is a researcher, designer, computer programmer, and author of a number of books and articles.