@IfIGoetheUniOur Research in Frankfurt
Research is an integral part of our Institutes Mission. We do research here in Frankfurt and we are connected with researchers all over the world.
Our research areas are broad, we cover a wide variety of subjects, also in cooperation with other universities, research institutions and commercial industries both locally and worldwide.
Key indicators of research activity, such as publications, research grant awards, postgraduate research degree awards and knowledge transfer activities confirm our growing ability to undertake and deliver top class research in a broad array of
subject areas.
The list of Professors of our Institute can be seen here: (link
to Professorinnen und Professoren)
Here are some of our Research Areas:
Foundations of Computer Science
- Algorithm Engineering (Prof. Meyer)
- Mathematical Computer Science (Prof. Schnorr)
- Theory of complex systems (Prof. Schweikardt)
- Theoretical Computer Science (Prof. Schnitger)
- Theory of Computer Science (Prof. Adler)
System-based Computer Science
- Adaptive System Architecture (Prof. Brause)
- Architecture of Supercomputers (Prof.Lindenstruth)
- Databases and Information Systems (Prof. Zicari)
- Embedded Systems (Prof. Brinkschulte)
- Design Methodology (Prof.Hedrich)
- Infrastructure and Computer Systems in Information Processing (Prof. Kebschull)
- Artificial Intelligence and Softwaretechnology (Prof. Schmidt-Schauß)
- Robotics (Prof. Mester)
- Software Engineering and Programming Languages (Prof. Reichenbach)
- Software for High Performance Computing (Prof. Kisel)
Applications of Computer Science
- Applied Computational Linguistics (Prof. Chiarcos)
- Economic Computer Science (Prof. Minor)
- Economic Computer Science and Simulation (Dr. Lattner)
- Graphical Data Processing (Prof.Krömker)
- Machine Learning and Computational Neuroscience (Prof. Triesch)
- Molecular Bioinformatics (Prof. Koch)
- Texttechnology & Web Mining (Prof. Mehler)
- Visual Sensors and Information Processing (Prof. Mester)
Overarching Fields
- Computational Neuroscience (Prof. Queisser)
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Computational Neuroscience and Computational Vision (Prof. Kaschube)
- Scientific Computing & Simulation and Modelling (Prof. Wittum)
- Web Sciences (Prof. Zicari)
Teaching Methods of Computer Science
- Teaching Methods of Computer Science (Prof. Poloczek)
- Mental Models and Basic Concepts in Computer Science (Prof. Oldenburg)
The list of the Chairs of the Institute you can find here.
Our Institut für is also Shareholder of the Leibniz-Centre of Computer Science "Schloss Dagstuhl", a internationally established Meeting Centre of Computer Science.
Internationally leading Top Researchers, promising Young Scientists and Practitioners meet here to talk about their current Research.