1. Process Science for Sustainability: Research Gaps and Research Strategy (EMISA 2025)
2. Human-AI Collaboration for Business Process Modeling with Petri Nets (BPMDS 2025, EMMSAD 2025)
3. Towards a Metadata Model for Process Data (EMISA 2025)
Research Experience
He has extensive research experience in business process management, process mining, databases, and sustainable development. He also teaches several courses including 'Database Systems and XML' and 'Software Engineering', and lectures on topics such as 'Business Process Modeling', 'Petri Nets Analysis', and 'Sustainable Business Process Management' at the HECTOR School of Engineering and Management and the Carl Benz School of Engineering.
Education
No specific educational background information provided.
Background
He is a scientific staff member at the Institute for Applied Computer Science and Formal Description Methods at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. He specializes in process and data technologies and their application for sustainable development. His ongoing research focuses on bridging the gap between methods of sustainability analysis and process science.
Miscellany
He is passionate about teaching and has been awarded multiple certificates for good teaching.