Martin Gebser is affiliated with the University of Klagenfurt in Austria. Their research primarily spans the fields of Computer Science and Engineering, with a notable focus on Artificial Intelligence and Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering.
Their work covers multiple subfields including Computer Networks and Communications, Computational Theory and Mathematics, and Management Science and Operations Research. The main topics within their research corpus consist of Logic, Reasoning, and Knowledge; Scheduling and Optimization Algorithms; Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization; Semantic Web and Ontologies; Formal Methods in Verification; Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation; and Scheduling and Timetabling Solutions.
Among recent publications, the following papers illustrate the range of their research contributions:
Frequent publication venues for their work include:
Collaborations are prominent in their scholarly profile, with frequent co-authors such as Konstantin Schekotihin, Pierre Tassel, Mohammed M. S. El-Kholany, Alice Tarzariol, and Ramsha Ali, reflecting a network of collaborative research in related areas.
Martin Gebser;Benjamin Kaufmann;Torsten Schaub
Martin Gebser;Roland Kaminski;Benjamin Kaufmann;Torsten Schaub
Martin Gebser;Benjamin Kaufmann;Roland Kaminski;Max Ostrowski
Martin Gebser;Benjamin Kaufmann;André Neumann;Torsten Schaub
Martin Gebser;Benjamin Kaufmann;André Neumann;Torsten Schaub
Martin Gebser;Roland Kaminski;Benjamin Kaufmann;Torsten Schaub
Martin Gebser;Torsten Schaub;Sven Thiele
Martin Gebser;Roland Kaminski;Benjamin Kaufmann;Torsten Schaub
Martin Gebser;Roland Kaminski;Benjamin Kaufmann;Max Ostrowski
Martin Gebser;Roland Kaminski;Arne König;Torsten Schaub
Martin Gebser;Roland Kaminski;Benjamin Kaufmann;Max Ostrowski
Francesco Calimeri;Wolfgang Faber;Martin Gebser;Giovambattista Ianni
Martin Gebser;Max Ostrowski;Torsten Schaub
Marc Denecker;Joost Vennekens;Stephen Bond;Martin Gebser
Francesco Calimeri;Martin Gebser;Marco Maratea;Francesco Ricca
Martin Gebser;Torsten Schaub;Sven Thiele;Philippe Veber
Francesco Calimeri;Wolfgang Faber;Martin Gebser;Giovambattista Ianni
Martin Gebser;Lengning Liu;Gayathri Namasivayam;André Neumann
Martin Gebser;Roland Kaminski;Torsten Schaub
Christian Drescher;Martin Gebser;Torsten Grote;Benjamin Kaufmann
Martin Gebser;Jörg Pührer;Torsten Schaub;Hans Tompits
Martin Gebser;Roland Kaminski;Benjamin Kaufmann;Torsten Schaub
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