GI-Dissertationspreis 2014 – Kolloquiumsprogramm
Letzte Aktualisierung: 29.4.2015
Das Kolloquium findet vom 11.–13.05.2015 auf Schloss Dagstuhl statt.
Sonntag 10.05.2015 ist als Anreisetag vorgesehen.
F¨
ur die Vortr¨
age der Kandidaten sind jeweils 15 Minuten Vortragszeit sowie 5 Minuten Diskussion vorgesehen. Zus¨
atzlich sind pro Vortrag 5 Minuten Toleranz eingeplant. Wenn Sie Muttersprachler in Deutsch sind, wird erwartet, dass die Vortr¨age und die Vortragsfolien auf Deutsch
sind.
Montag 11.05.2015
9:00 – 9:25
Begr¨
ußung
1. Auer, Christopher
Planar Graphs and their Duals on Cylinder Surfaces
9:25–10:15
2. Berkholz, Christoph
Lower Bounds for Heuristic Algorithms
10:15 – 10:45
Pause
3. Hoffmann, Steve
Genome Informatics for High-Throughput Sequencing
Data Analysis-Methods and Applications
10:45 – 12:00
4. Hufsky, Franziska
Novel Methods for the Analysis of Small Molecule Fragmentation Mass Spectra
5. Kirchner, Elsa Andrea
Embedded Brain Reading
12:00 – 14:00
Mittagspause
6. Klambauer, G¨
unter
Machine Learning Techniques for the Analysis of
High Throughput DNA and RNA Sequencing Data
14:00 – 15:15
7. Lawonn, Kai
Illustrative Visualization of Medical Data Sets
8. Gisbrecht, Andrej
Advances in Dissimilarity-based Data Visualisation
15:15 – 15:45
Pause
9. Linden, Sven
The LIR Space Partitioning System applied to the Stokes Equitations
15:45 – 17:00
10. Schmidt, Melanie
Coresets and Streaming Algorithms for
the k-means Problem and Related Clustering Objectives
11. Bermbach, David
Benchmarking Eventually Consistent Distributed Storage Systems
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Dienstag 12.05.2015
12. Lanthaler, Markus
Third Generation Web APIs:
Bridging the Gap between REST and Linked Data
9:00–10:15
13. Ziller, Michael Johannes
Dissecting Cellular States and Cell State Transitions through
Integrative Analysis of Epigenetic Dynamics
14. Reuter, Christian
Emergent Collaboration Infrastructures:
Technology Design for Inter-Organizational Crisis Management
10:15 – 10:45
Pause
15. Angerer, Andreas Michael
Object-oriented Software for Industrial Robots
10:45 – 12:00
16. Rohr, David
On Development, Feasibility, and Limits of Highly Efficient CPU and GPU
Programs in Several Fields: Fast Parallel SIMDized GPU-accelerated
Reed-Solomon Encoding, Heterogeneous Linpack Benchmark, and Event
Reconstruction for the ALICE Experiment
17. Manthey, Norbert
Towards Next Generation Sequential and Parallel SAT Solvers
12:00 – 14:00
Mittagspause
18. Distler, Tobias
Resource-efficient Fault and Intrusion Tolerance
14:00 – 15:15
19. Herrmann, Dominik
Beobachtungsm¨
oglichkeiten im Domain Name System:
Angriffe auf die Privatsph¨
are und Techniken zum Selbstdatenschutz
20. M¨
uhlbach, Sascha
Reconfigurable Architectures and Design Automation Tools
for Application-Level Network Security
15:15 – 15:45
Pause
21. Tschuggnall, Michael
Intrinsic Plagiarism Detection and Author Analysis By Utilizing Grammar
15:45 – 17:00
22. Michels, Dominik L.
Solving Stiff Cauchy Problems in Scientific Computing:
An Analytic-numeric Approach
23. Rieke, Jan Dominik
Model Consistency Management for Systems Engineering
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Mittwoch 13.05.2015
24. Lemmerich, Florian
Novel Techniques for Efficient and Effective Subgroup Discovery
9:00–10:15
25. Samek, Wojciech
On Robust Spatial Filtering of EEG in Nonstationary Environments
26. Tauheed, Farhan
Scalable Exploration of Spatial Data in Large-Scale Scientific Simulations
10:15 – 10:45
Pause
27. Bringmann, Karl
Sampling from Discrete Distributions and Computing Fr´echet Distances
10:45 – 11:30
28. Sallinger, Emanuel
Foundations of Information Integration:
Analyzing, Managing and Reasoning about Schema Mappings
ab 12:00
Mittagessen
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Thomas R. W. Scogland (LLNL/CASC, Green500)