Robin Nolte

• Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
• Hybrid and Meta Reasoning
• Description Logics

Possible thesis topics:

I currently offer final theses only exceptionally.

Robin Nolte joined the Digital Media Lab as a PhD student and research assistant in 2022.

His field of research is AI in robotics. For example, He models the metacognitive experiences of household robots so that they can identify their own reasoning errors. They will also learn in which situations certain reasoning processes are useful or unnecessary. Previously, He worked in the Artificial Intelligence Theory group, at the DFKI and at Just ADD AI GmbH. He completed his bachelor's and master's degrees in computer science at the University of Bremen.

Publikationen:

Google Scholar  & ORCID

• Computer Science Faculty Award 2021 for an outstanding final thesis

University of Bremen, June 2022

For my master’s thesis “Analysis of Module Extraction Algorithms for their Applicability to Atomic Decomposition of an Ontology". Awarded one year retrospectively due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

• “Bremen's Best”

Federal State of Bremen, June 2013

Honored as one of the best high school graduates in the 2013 class of the Federal State of Bremen by the Senator for Education and Science.