In September, the research group for knowledge-based systems of Prof. Seipel takes part in three conferences to present its work.
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A team around the students Tobias Greiner, Nadja Henning, and Felix Klesen handed in code at the seventh annual ACM SIGSPATIAL Cup for implementations of geographic algorithms. On November 8 they will find out if they won.
moreAs part of the academic ceremony, the student association for Mathematics and Computer Science awarded prizes for good teaching for Falco Nogatz and Prof. Christian Glaßer.
moreOn April 5th, Benedikt Budig has defended his doctoral thesis entitled "Extracting Spatial Information from Historical Maps: Algorithms and Interaction" in a public disputation.
moreMyroslav Kryven was awarded the Best Student Paper Presentation Award at CALDAM 2018 for presenting the paper "Drawing Graphs on Few Circles and Few Spheres".
moreOn December 21, Dongliang Peng has defended his doctoral thesis entitled "An Optimization-Based Approach For Continuous Map Generalization" in a public disputation.
moreA work of authors of our institute has been accepted for the Colmerauer Special Session as part of the 8th Language & Technology Conference (LTC'17).
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Alexander Wolff was honored by the rector of the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, Prof. Volodymyr Melnyk.
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In the upcoming Winter Term 2017/18, Professor Seipel's research group offers a Master's Practical Course to connect current research topics in the field of Logic Programming with other, modern technologies.
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Five teams with a total of 13 participants from University of Würzburg took part in the German Collegiate Programming Contest (GCPC) 2017.
moreA paper from authors of our institute has been accepted for the International Workshop on Functional and Logic Programming (WFLP).
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On July 14, 2017, Dr. Joachim Spoerhase successfully completed his habilitation with a public talk entitled "Approximation Algorithms for Network Design und Facility Location". Congratulations!
moreThe article "Matching Labels and Markers in Historical Maps: An Algorithm with Interactive Postprocessing" by Benedikt Budig, Thomas C. van Dijk, and Alexander Wolff has been selected for the "Best of Computing" list of notable ACM publications in 2016.
moreAt Easter, Prof. Dietmar Seipel visited two universities in Taiwan and gave talks about the research of our working group and the studies at the University of Würzburg in general.
moreOn Tuesday (March 28), Pritam Bhattacharya of the Indian Institute of Technology in Kharagpur gives a talk on "Approximability of Guarding Weak Visibility Polygons". The talk will take place in room E39 at 11:30.
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