is Professor for Computer Science and head of the Database Systems and Data Mining AI Lab at LMU Munich and the Spokesperson of the Munich Center for Machine Learning.
His fundamental research on data mining and database technologies with application domains in engineering, business, life science and humanities yielded more than 400 scientific publications so far. His research focuses on process mining, limited-label learning, clustering, active learning, and multimodal learning. At LMU Munich, Thomas Seidl serves as a Board Member of the Institute for Informatics and co-leads the Elite Master Program in Data Science. He is also a Board Member of the Leibniz Supercomputing Center (LRZ) in Garching, co-directs the Fraunhofer ADA Lovelace Center at LMU, and is the Spokesperson for the ZD.B/BIDT Innovation Lab for Students.
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