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Beginning of the Programme October Deadline for application: March 1st the same year the programme starts Further information For further general information please check the RWTH webpages. If you have specific questions on course content please contact: RWTH Aachen University Department of Computer Science 4 Media Informatics Team 52056 Aachen, Germany E-Mail: msc-mi@b-it-center.de Webpage: http://mi.b-it-center.de/ 38
The Girls’ Day is organized nationwide once a year. It provides an opportunity for 10- to 16year-old female pupils to get to know professions especially in technical areas and in the domain of science. In 2007 and 2008, two workshops took place which were organized in collaboration of several computer science chairs. The workshops were attended by about 34 pupils. In 2007, it was a full-day workshop consisting of a practical part and a theoretical part. In the morning, the pupils had the chance to experiment themselves with a tool that gives an understanding of the basic elements of programming. A robot can be controlled by small programs to accomplish simple tasks like moving items over a field. Using this environment, it is possible to solve more complex tasks like the addition of binary numbers. In the afternoon, the pupils visited different institutions of the Computer Science Faculty. The Computer Science Library gave an overview of their work and the services they offer. The RatPack project of the Distributed Systems Group (LuFGI4), which deals with programmable sensor nodes to analyse social networks of rats, was illustratively presented to the girls. At the end, the Computer Graphics and Multimedia Group (I8) presented among others dynamic simulations of fluids, 3D reconstruction of photographs, and character animation from 2D pictures. These demonstrations were followed by the girls with big interest. In 2008, the workshop was organised as interactive walk through computer science to see different facets. Starting with a game to get to know each other and a short introduction about studying computer science at RWTH Aachen University, the girls played the TableLemmings game. All girls played together and had to bring as many running penguins as possible safely to an exit by leading them e.g., over gorges by building bridges. The game is based on modern computer technology and is controlled by gestures performed on the table. Afterwards, the RatPack project and computer graphics demonstrations were presented which again caused big interest. These were then topped by the visit of the CAVE at the Center for Computing and Communication which builds a virtual reality. The day ended there with a virtual walk through the market of the city of Aachen. 39
Page 1 and 2: Annual Report 2007/2008 Computer Sc
Page 3 and 4: Contents Preface...................
Page 5 and 6: Preface This report provides a summ
Page 7: Faculty Life 3
Page 10 and 11: The afternoon programme was closed
Page 12 and 13: InfoCup 2007 and InfoCup 2008 by So
Page 14 and 15: 4ING Conference and Common Plenary
Page 16 and 17: Dinner Speech Mind moves Matter - T
Page 18 and 19: Invited Speaker Christian Jensen fr
Page 20 and 21: Moreover, all conference attendees
Page 22 and 23: Paolo Bientinesi In June 2008 I joi
Page 24 and 25: sensorimotor organization of the hu
Page 26 and 27: teaching this winter semester with
Page 29 and 30: Description of the contents and cur
Page 31 and 32: knowledge-representations and cogni
Page 33 and 34: Required Qualifications Multifacete
Page 35 and 36: Description of the contents and cur
Page 37 and 38: will always be on knowledge transfe
Page 39 and 40: The International Master Programme
Page 41: General Description of the Programm
Page 45 and 46: Bischof, Kuhlen, Schirski Praktikum
Page 47 and 48: Ney Arbeitsgemeinschaft Spracherken
Page 49 and 50: Grädel, Berwanger Mathematische Lo
Page 51 and 52: Jarke, Quix, Chatti, Li Implementat
Page 53 and 54: Thomas, Löding, Karianto, Radmache
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Page 57 and 58: Seidl Lehrstuhlseminar AG (2) Seipo
Page 59 and 60: 30.01.2008: Ein Systematischer Entw
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Page 71 and 72: Media Informatics Last Name First N
Page 73 and 74: Number of Students: Beginners and O
Page 75: Diplomas per Year 180 160 140 120 1
Page 79 and 80: Staff • Faculty • Secretary Alg
Page 81 and 82: Overview The group focusses both in
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Page 85 and 86: Probabilistic Analysis of Discrete
Page 87 and 88: Other Activities Courses Our group
Page 89 and 90: Talks and Publications Talks Heiner
Page 91 and 92: Heiko Röglin: Convergence in Conge
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Staff Theoretical Computer Science
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Research Projects Algorithms with R
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Recognizing Probe Graphs Ling-Ju Hu
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Other Activities Courses Our group
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Hans-Joachim Böckenhauer, Juraj Hr
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• Diploma/Master Students Lars He
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Overview The years 2007 and 2008 ha
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PROJECT: QUPES: Verification of Qua
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Markov chains. The goal is to devel
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Schorr-Waite traversal algorithm. O
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The MOVES Group is currently workin
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Other Activities J.-P. Katoen • M
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Joost-Pieter Katoen: Perspectives i
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Henrik Bohnenkamp, Holger Hermanns,
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Thomas Noll, and Stefan Rieger: Com
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Martin Plücker Matthias Raffelsiep
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Research Projects AProVE: Automatic
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Satisfiability Checking for Termina
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Other Activities J. Giesl • Edito
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• Participant of the 9th Internat
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Lehrstuhlseminar, RWTH Aachen, Augu
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J. Giesl (ed.). Proceedings of the
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Staff Software Engineering • Facu
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Overview The research activities of
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Research Projects Semantical Suppor
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at supporting the engineers in deve
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cooperation with our industrial par
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parameters, which take another type
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covers the prototype for our corres
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(Member of the PC); Fujaba Days 200
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Körtgen, A.: Transferprojekt T5 -
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Chemical Engineering. From Understa
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Nagl, M.: Process/Product Model: St
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Staff Software Construction • Fac
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Research Projects Model-Based Engin
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depicts the relations between the s
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Process Assessment based on Softwar
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Talks and Publications Talks H. Lic
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Staff Communication and Distributed
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Overview Research focuses on design
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signaling load in a core IMS networ
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Anonymous Communication Alexis Pime
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A set of empirical studies will foc
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esearch is to address the problem o
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However, in real life due to high a
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Publications Andersson, C.; Martucc
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Jakobs, K.; Blind, K.: Co-ordinatio
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Proceedings of the 10th ACM Interna
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Thomas Jansen Hakan Karahan Johanne
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Research Projects A Flexible and Ve
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The challenges in terms of communic
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paths and multicast groups is essen
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We focused our attention on polynom
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Enhancing the Quality of VoIP with
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Other Activities P2P ‘08 From the
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At its core, the book covers modeli
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Talks and Publications Talks Klaus
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Olaf Landsiedel, Hamad Alizai, Klau
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Staff Informatik 5 Information Syst
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Overview Informatik 5 represents th
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Research Projects UMIC: Ultra High-
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Body Posture Respiration Movement P
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database technologies for the manag
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Teachers and students from Cairo Un
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aiXPerience software environment fo
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Dr. R. Klamma is a substitute membe
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tember 2007. He was chair of the or
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Y. Cao: A Toolkit to Support Dynami
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D. Kensche: Generic Schema Mappings
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D. Schmitz: Modellbasierte Anforder
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Graz, Austria, September 3-5, 2008,
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S. Becker, M. Heller, M. Jarke, W.
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D.Dugosija, V.Efe, S.Hackenbracht,
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Data Management (MDM 2008), Beijing
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C. Seeling, W. Prinz, A. Becks: Tra
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Staff • Faculty Knowledge-Based S
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Research Projects A Deliberative Re
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In the last three years we continuo
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eamformer module was developed whic
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The idea is that already developed
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RoboCup 2007. We participated with
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Publications Jens Claßen, Patrick
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Human Language Technology and Patte
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Overview The ‘Lehrstuhl für Info
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At ‘Lehrstuhl für Informatik 6
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• Methods for unsupervized traini
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Examples from the USPS database Sig
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DFG Project Statistical Modelling f
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manager is realized with a pipeline
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Quaero Quaero is a collaborative re
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T. Deselaers, T. Gass, T. Weyand, a
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T. Gass, T. Weyand, T. Deselaers, a
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of the Cross Language Evaluation Fo
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Y. Zhang, R. Zens, and H. Ney. Impr
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Overview The research area of the g
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models, following the “Feferman-V
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y these systems, as well as their a
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• Member of the Steering Committe
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F. Radmacher: An Automata Theoretic
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In Proceedings of the 6th Internati
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Staff • Faculty Mathematical Foun
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Recently, substantial progress has
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(1) to achieve a systematic classif
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T. Ganzow, Order-invariant MSO is s
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A. Dawar and E. Grädel. The Descri
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• Student Researchers: Shakeeb Ah
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We are exploring these applications
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Reverse engineering and feature rec
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A dynamic morphable face model Domi
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Geodesic Distance Fields on Triangl
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Image Selection For Improved Multi-
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Offset Surface Generation for Polyg
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Global Parametrization with Orienta
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City-Scale 3D Reconstruction Gregor
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Other Activities Committees and Org
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• Director of the Steinbeis Trans
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2008: L. Kobbelt, M. Botsch: ITMAN
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M. Habbecke, L. Kobbelt: A Surface-
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Data Management and Exploration Sta
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• Lecture on “Index structures
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query processing they do not facili
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e designed in such a way that each
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Relevance Feedback Christian Beecks
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Data streams are ubiquitous in mobi
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• Int. Conf. on Extending Data Ba
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Wichterich M., Beecks C., Seidl T.:
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Emmanuel Müller: Subspace Clusteri
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• Diploma-, Master-, and Secondar
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MINT subjects have been granted to
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SAiL-M: semi-automatic analysis of
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portals or software. Such an adapte
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students’ learning progress. To a
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Anna Dyckhoff • Co-organization o
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U. Schroeder: The integrated eLearn
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Giesserei - Die Zeitschrift für Te
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Anna Koster, Henning Kiel, Sarah Me
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including Stanford University, KTH
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wall displays distributed around th
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DRAGON: A Direct Manipulation Inter
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Common systems for PIM fail because
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modular low-level architecture that
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Other activities We hosted the seco
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Mei-Fang Liau, Jonathan Diehl, and
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Sven Kratz and Rafael Ballagas. Ges
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Dipl.-Inform. Daniel Merschen Dipl.
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Adaptive Protocol Stacks and Model
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important factor in embedded system
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ZAMOMO is a BMBF-funded project dea
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Publications J. Beckers, D. Klünde
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D. Schmitz, P. Drews, F. Hesseler,
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Overview A recurring theme of the r
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Research Projects Over the past yea
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Reliable Parameter Estimation for R
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Other Activities Our institute take
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Talks and Publications Talks M. Pet
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Mathematik und Informatik, Ernst-Mo
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Computational Engineering Science -
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Overview The focus of our research
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Adjoint Error Analysis in ICON. Rie
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Talks and Publications Talks Severa
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Performance Analysis of Parallel Pr
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Research Activities Scalable Perfor
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Virtual Institute - High Productivi
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Talks and Publications Publications
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F. Wolf, B. Mohr, J. Dongarra, S. M
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Overview The Virtual Reality Group
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Research Projects Interactive Visua
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eferencing should lead to the estab
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the visualization. Displaying the v
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main differences between minimal in
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Figure 2: Setup of a VR-based fMRI
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Other Activities As part of the Cen
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Marc Schirski: Employing Graphics H
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K. Hack, P. Cerfontaine, E. Fried,
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Tobias Walter (i3) won the Microsof
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Dissertations 439
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Robust Real-Time Localization and M
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Automatic Presentations of Infinite
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The results of this thesis are bein
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Decentralized and View-based Manage
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Logic and Games on Automatic Struct
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Statistical Computer-Assisted Trans
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Semantical Support for Conceptual D
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Integrated Experience-Based Support
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Monitoring database concepts for cr
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Planung und Umsetzung von Geschäft
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applications. To evaluate the pract
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Proaktive Assistenz zur kontextabh
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Information System Support for Tran
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The DP Framework for Proving Termin
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Robust Appearance-based Sign Langua
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Context Management and Personalisat
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Central Services 473
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Staff System Administration Group
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Local Area Network Since 1986 the D
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1. What you can find in our library
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• Fitting to the opening of the c
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Staff Fachschaft Mathematik, Physik
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Overview The Fachschaft (group of s
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Co-operations 487
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TGGS Thai-German Graduate School of
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Bonn-Aachen International Center fo
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Overview Cluster of Excellence ”U
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• Prof. Robert Calderbank, Elect.
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interaction to the knowledge, inter
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There is a unit working on foundati
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• Dipl.-Inform. Arne Schmitz, Cha
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scheduled for 2009 which is going t
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Virtual Institute - High Productivi
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Organisation Board • Univ.-Prof.
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Foresight-Monitoring The Fraunhofer
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Contact Daria Adenaw M.A. c/o RWTH
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Computer Science Technical Reports
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