Current

Ph.D.

  1. Dominik Meier – University of Göttingen/Landeskriminalamt NRW – Germany.
  2. Frederic Kirstein – University of Göttingen/Mercedes-Benz – Germany.
  3. Jan Philip Wahle – University of Göttingen – Germany.
  4. Jonas Becker – University of Göttingen/Landeskriminalamt NRW – Germany.
  5. Lars Kaesberg – University of Göttingen – Germany.
  6. Tianyu Yang – University of Göttingen – Germany (co-supervisor Daniel Kurzawe).

Masters

  1. Frederik Hennecke – University of Göttingen – Germany.
  2. Niklas Bauer – University of Göttingen – Germany.
  3. Zhuojing Huang – University of Göttingen – Germany (co-supervisor Jan Philip Wahle).

Bachelors

  1. Emma Victoria Stein – University of Göttingen – Germany.
  2. Florian Valentin Wünderlich – University of Göttingen – Germany.
  3. Niklas Koch – University of Göttingen – Germany.
  4. Ole Hänies – University of Göttingen – Germany.

Laboratory Rotation/Projects

Former

Masters

  1. Anna Bringmann, Adapting Multilingual Semantic Search to the Chemical Process Industry Domain – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024) (co-supervisor Anastasia Zhukova).
  2. Christopher Lübbers – Enhancing Paraphrase Type Generation: The Impact of DPO and RHLF Evaluated with Human-Ranked Data – University of Göttingen – Germany (co-supervisor Dominik Meier).
  3. Dimitri Schreiter – Prompt Engineering: Additional NLP model to optimize prompt engineering for domain knowledge induction – University of Göttingen, Göttingen – Germany (2024) (co-supervisor Jan Wahle).
  4. Dominik Mann – Toward Robust Hate Speech Detection: Active Learning and the Impact of Data Properties – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024) (co-supervisor Dr. Thomas Kneib).
  5. Jonas Becker – Multi-Agent Large Language Models For Conversational Task-Solving – University of Göttingen, Göttingen – Germany (2024) (co-supervisor Jan Wahle).
  6. Jonas Lührs – Self-supervised Domain Adaptation of Language Models for the Process Industry – University of Göttingen – Germany (co-supervisor Anastasia Zhukova).
  7. Lars Kaesberg – Decision Protocols in Multi-Agent Large Language Model Conversations – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024).
  8. Max Martin Gnewuch – What Impact Does Big Tech Funding Have on AI Research? A Scholarly Document Analysis – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024) (co-supervisor Jan Wahle).
  9. Robert Fritz Berthold Kratel – Exploring large language models for multi-source meeting summarization – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024) (co-supervisor Frederic Kirstein).
  10. Robin Schroth – Exploring Decentralized Storage for Digital Editions: A Web3 Prototype for TEI Data Rendering – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024) (co-supervisor Marco Beck).
  11. Sérgio Gonzalez Orjuela – Cross-document Coreference Resolution with High Lexical Diversity – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024) (co-supervisor Anastasia Zhukova).
  12. Shruti Ambre – Development of a Method for Semi-Automated Ontology Engineering – University of Göttingen/Fraunhofer Institute, Göttingen – Germany (2024) (co-supervisor Jan Wahle).
  13. Viktor Domazetoski – Enhancing Ecological Knowledge Discovery Using Large Language Models – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024) (co-supervisor Dr. Patrick Weigelt).
  14. Joel Beck – Bridging Citation Analysis and Language Models: A Hybrid Recommender System for Computer Science Papers – University of Göttingen – Germany (2023) (co-supervisor Dr. Thomas Kneib, Dr. Corinna Breitinger).
  15. Lennart Küll – Analyzing the state of computer science research with the DBLP discovery dataset – Bergische Universität Wuppertal – Germany (2022).
  16. Jan Philip Wahle – A Cohesive Distillation Architecture for Neural Language Models – Bergische Universität Wuppertal – Germany (2021).

Bachelors

  1. Esther Hagenkor – Systematic Errors and Biases in Generative Models – University of Göttingen – Germany (2023) (co-supervisor Dr. Constantin Pape).
  2. Oliver Korth – Key Requirements and Conditions for the Implementation of Cloud-Based Infotainment Systems – University of Göttingen – Germany (2023) (co-supervisor Vadim Weis).

Mentoring

  1. Raihana Rahman – Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School – Advanced Science Research – USA (2021) (now at Harvard).

Laboratory Rotation/Projects

  1. Christopher Lübbers (MS) – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024).
  2. Jonas Becker (MS) – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024).
  3. Marina Tiuleneva (MS) – University of Trento/University of Göttingen (ERASMUS) – Germany (2024).
  4. Muhammad Talha Abbas, University of Göttingen, Germany (co-supervisor Jan Wahle) (2024).
  5. Felix Kettenbeil (MS) – University of Göttingen – Germany (co-supervisor Dr. Norman Meuschke and Timo Spinde) (2023).
  6. Ivan Pluzhnikov (MS) – University of Göttingen – Germany (Ankit Satpute) (2023).
  7. Jonas Lührsr (MS) – University of Göttingen – Germany (co-supervisor Anastasia Zhukova) (2023).
  8. Sergei Zakharov (MS) – University of Göttingen – Germany (co-supervisor Anastasia Zhukova) (2024).
  9. Sérgio Gonzalez Orjuela (MS) – University of Göttingen – Germany (Anastasia Zhukova) (2023).
  10. Yasir Yasir (MS) – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024).
  11. Egi Brako (BS) – University of Göttingen – Germany (2023).
  12. Emma Victoria Stein (BS) – University of Göttingen – Germany (2024).

*If your information is outdated or missing please let me know. DS – Doctoral Student; MS – Master Student; BS – Bachelor Student;