Michael Kohlhase is affiliated with the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg in Germany and conducts research primarily in the field of Computer Science. Their work spans a number of subfields including Artificial Intelligence, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Computer Networks and Communications, Computer Science Applications, and Information Systems and Management.
The scientist's main research topics involve Mathematics, Computing, and Information Processing, Advanced Database Systems and Queries, Logic, programming, and type systems, Scientific Computing and Data Management, Semantic Web and Ontologies, Open Education and E-Learning, and Logic, Reasoning, and Knowledge.
Michael Kohlhase has published in various venues, with frequent publications in arXiv (Cornell University), Jusletter IT, it - Information Technology, Datenbank-Spektrum, and the Journal of Computer Assisted Learning.
Some of the recent papers authored or co-authored by Michael Kohlhase include:
Frequent collaborators in their work include Florian Rabe, Dennis Müller, Marc Berges, Dominic Lohr, and Jan Frederik Schaefer. These collaborations reflect ongoing partnerships in related research areas.
Michael Kohlhase
Christoph Benzmüller;Lassaad Cheikhrouhou;Detlef Fehrer;Armin Fiedler
Michael Kohlhase;Ioan Sucan
Florian Rabe;Michael Kohlhase
Christoph Benzmüller;Chad E. Brown;Michael Kohlhase
Michael Kohlhase;Andreas Franke
Michael Kohlhase
Hans de Nivelle;Patrick Blackburn;Johan Bos;Michael Kohlhase
Jörg H. Siekmann;Christoph Benzmüller;Vladimir Brezhnev;Lassaad Cheikhrouhou
Michael Kohlhase
C. Benzmüller;M. Kohlhase
Akiko Aizawa;Michael Kohlhase;Iadh Ounis;Moritz Schubotz
Andreas Franke;Michael Kohlhase
Andreas Franke;Stephan M. Hess;Christoph G. Jung;Michael Kohlhase
Richard Zanibbi;Akiko Aizawa;Michael Kohlhase;Iadh Ounis
Manfred Kerber;Michael Kohlhase;Volker Sorge
Heinrich Stamerjohanns;Michael Kohlhase;Deyan Ginev;Catalin David
Xiaorong Huang;Manfred Kerber;Michael Kohlhase;Erica Melis
Akiko Aizawa;Michael Kohlhase;Iadh Ounis
Mihai Codescu;Fulya Horozal;Michael Kohlhase;Till Mossakowski
C. Benzmüller;L. Cheikhrouhou;D. Fehrer;A. Fiedler
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