PhD Theses

Informatics is a rousing research area. The continuous enhancement of methods and tools and the innovations are a challenge to graduates and constitute an essential part of the motivation of doctoral candidates.
The dissertation is the core artefact to demonstrate that doctoral candidates are qualified for performing independent research. Consequently, topics for PHD-thesis are usually developed in a dialogue between the candidate and the supervisor.

The following list shows a variety of different research topics:

Workflow Management System
Temporal Data-Warehouses
Deductive Databases

Please contact Prof. Johann Eder if you are interested in pursuing your Ph.D.-work at AAU-Klagenfurt’s Institutes of Informatics.

Current PhD Theses

Franceschetti, Marco: Temporal variables for Business Process modeling. 2016.

Ciglic, Margareta: Time Management for Workflows with Loops. 2013.

Berberi, Lisana: A novel approach for analyzing business process variants. 2013.

Finished PhD Theses

Dabringer, Claus: Efficient Local and Distributed Query Processing in a Biomedical Environment. 2012.

Köpke, Julius: Declarative Semantic Annotations for XML Document Transformations and their Maintenance. 2012.

Kerschbaumer, Nico: View-Based Interorganizational Workflows. 2011.

Wiggisser, Karl: Structure Versions in Temporal Data Warehouses: Identification, Management and Transformation. 2008.

Pichler, Horst: Time Management for Workflow Systems A Probabilistic Approach for Basic and Advanced Control Flow Structures. 2007.

Lehmann, Marek: Data Access in Workflow Management Systems. 2005.

Gruber, Wolfgang: Modeling and Transformation of Worksflows with Temporal Constraints. 2003.

Koncilia, Christian: The COMET Temporal Data Warehouse. 2003.

Liebhart, Walter: Fehler- und Ausnahmebehandlung im Workflow Management. 1998.