Informatik-Seminar   Sommersemester 2026

Donnerstag 1. Oktober 2026   Raum H406

09:00 -- 09:40 
   Finja Kußel       
   "Comparing Referential Interactions with an Intelligent Assistant in Virtual Reality"
   Prof. Weyers / Tana Glemser

09:40 -- 10:20
   Maxim Maier       
  "Look at the Sky: Sky-Aware Efficient 3D Gaussian Splatting in the Wild"
   Prof. Weyers / Tana Glemser

10:20 -- 11:00
   Johannes Regneri     
   "Am I Still Me ?"
    Prof. Weyers / Tana Glemser

11:00 -- 11:40
   Linus Franzen     
   "Comparing Conventional and Conversational Search Interaction using Implicit Evaluation Methods"
    Prof. Schenkel

13:00 -- 13:40
   Jonas Bast  
   "A Fourrier Explanation of AI-Music Artefacts"
    Prof. Schenkel

13:40 -- 14:20
   Robin Schönhofen  
   "Guidelines to Prompt Large Language Models for Code Generation: An Empirical Characterization"
    Prof. Diehl

14:20 -- 15:00
   Anna Borisenko   
   "On the Dangers of Stochastic Parrots: Can Language Models Be Too Big"
   Prof. Diehl

15:00 -- 15:40
  Matthias Puchstein
  "Survey on Synchronous Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Remote Collaboration Systems"
  Prof. Diehl

Donnerstag 8. Oktober 2026   Raum H406

09:00 -- 09:40
   Majd Abbas       
   "A Teaching and Learning Oriented Decomposition of Debugging Subskills Informed by Cognitive Load Theory"
    Prof. Staub

09:40 -- 10:20
   Biyan Akineden    
   "How Aligned are Humans and Large Language Models in Evaluating Computational Thinking Tasks ?"
   Prof. Staub

10:20 -- 11:00
   Elisa Cremer      
   "Teaching Computational Thinking Through Active Games: Insights from Teacher Training"
   Prof. Staub

11:00 -- 11:40
   Artur Abramskij   
   "Dynamic Perfect Hashing"
   Prof. Näher

13:00 -- 13:40
    Marcel Bauch       
    "Graph Tile Connectability with Turn Tiles"
    Prof. Kindermann

13:40 -- 14:20
   Luis Gronmayer   
   "Tangling and Untangling Trees on Point-Sets"
   Prof. Kindermann

14:20 -- 15:00
   Yamen Nijim       
   Kotlin “Coroutines und Structured Concurrency"
   Prof. Sturm

15:00 -- 15:40
   Emil Schmitt     
   "Wait-Free Queues With Multiple Enqueuers and Dequeuers"
   Prof. Sturm