Chair:Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael Färber
E-Mail: michael.faerber@tu-dresden.de
Office: Strehlener Str. 12-14, Room 733, 01069 Dresden (Google Maps)
Secretary:Thomas Bruderrek
Phone: +49 (0)351 463 40900 (Secretary)

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Recent News

• 09/2025:Four papers accepted: three at EMNLP 2025 and one at CIKM 2025. See you in Suzhou, China and Seoul, South Korea!
• 08/2025: I gave a keynote on “LLMs and Knowledge Graphs for Science: From Papers to Insights” at Semantics 2025.
• 05/2025: Three papers accepted:PathToCausality/KGSubgraphAsPrompt (KDD’25 Research Track),Explainable-GraphNeuralVortexDetection (KDD’25 Applied Data Science Track), andCoDy (ICML’25). See you in Canada!
• 06/2024:Ember has been accepted to EMNLP 2024 as a main conference paper! Additionally, 2 Papers (AutoRDF2GML +KGPrompt) accepted at ISWC’24. See you in Baltimore!
• 05/2024: PaperGNNavi accepted at Findings of ACL’24. See you in Bangkok!
• 04/2024: Starting as full professor (W3) at ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig / TU Dresden.
• 11/2023: Best Paper Award (1000 USD) for SemOpenAlex at ISWC’23.

Our Group

We conduct research in artificial intelligence (AI) that prioritizes trust and alignment with human values. Our work is positioned at the intersection of natural language processing, notably large language models (LLMs), graph-structured machine learning techniques, and formal knowledge representation frameworks such as knowledge graphs. Combining symbolic reasoning with neural models, we aim to improve nuanced language understanding and enable scalable analysis of structured data from real-world sources.

In addition to core AI research, we actively explore applications in scientific domains, such as large-scale information extraction, knowledge curation, and AI-assisted scientific discovery.

Professional Profile

• Since April 2024,W3 Full Professorand head of the research group “Scalable Software Architectures for Data Analytics” at the AI Center ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig at TUD Dresden University of Technology (appointed at age 36).
• From 2020 to 2024,Deputy Full Professor (“W3-Vertretungsprofessor”) forWeb Science at the Institute AIFB of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT, Germany), leading a team of 7 PhD students, 1 KIT junior research group leader, and 1 postdoc.
• 100+ publications at highly-ranked conferences (e.g., ACL, EMNLP, KDD, CIKM, ISWC, ECIR, ICML, NAACL) and journals (e.g., SWJ, IJDL, Scientometrics) with international researchers as co-authors.
• Principal Investigator (PI)in many projects and multi-million third-party funding.
• Many years ofteaching experience: Lectures with up to 600 students, receiving Faculty award.
• Understanding of interdisciplinary research topics based on parallel studies inphilosophy (B.A.).

Introduction and Research Spotlight

Online Demo Systems

• SQuAI: Scientific Question Answering with Multi-Agent RAG.
• Klartext: SimplifyMyText: KI-basierte Übersetzung von Webseiten in einfache Sprache.
• RefBee: Tracks publications across bibliographic databases.
• C-Rex: Recommends citations for texts.
• PaperHunter: Searches citation contexts in papers.
• ScholarSight: Explores scientific concept trends.
• Linked Crunchbase: Queries startup and innovation data in RDF format.

Data Sets

• SemOpenAlex: A massive knowledge graph about publications, authors, etc.
• LPWC: Linked Papers With Code is an RDF KG that models nearly 400,000 machine learning papers, capturing tasks, datasets, methods, evaluations, and results.
• DSKG: A knowledge graph of datasets.
• unarXive: Contains annotated full texts from arXive.org.
• Microsoft Academic Knowledge Graph: Metadata of publications across disciplines.
• FAIRnets: Metadata about neural networks.

Projects

• LLM4Edu: Learning Large Language Models on Graphs for Education
• Klartext: AI-based Translation of Websites Into Plain Language

Open Student Positions and Theses

… please ask. See complete listhere

• GPT-3, BERT & Co.: When to use which language model?
• Using Quantum Computing in Natural Language Processing
• Alles nur Show? Ein automatischer Vergleich von Nachrichten vor der Bundestagswahl mit dem Koalitionsvertrag mittels Natural Language Processing
• Creating a Dataset of Textual Descriptions of Planned Actions and Expectations of Entities
• Creating a Multimodal Dataset of Actions Labeled with their Expected Durations
• Creating a Dataset of Complex Temporal Questions for Testing Large Language Models (LLMs)
• Advanced Multi-Modality Learning in Electronic Health Records for Personalized Medical Recommendations
• Fusing RDF Knowledge Graphs with Deep Learning for Advanced Recommender Systems
• Extending the RDF Knowledge Graph SemOpenAlex.org
• Large Language Model-enhanced Graph Message Passing Network for Link Prediction
• Stock Market Predictions through Deep Learning
• Designing and Executing a Large-Scale User Study on Scientific Text Simplification

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_{Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael Färber has supervised over 50 Bachelor and Master theses and encourages both English and German-speaking students to apply. Many thesis topics are available for study abroad through partner institutions and DAAD funding, all with the goal of co-authoring a scientific paper based on the thesis.}

Online Presence

• Personal – Research Group Website
• Google Scholar
• DBLP
• Wikidata (Scholia, Reasonator)
• ORCID
• ResearchGate
• Semantic Scholar
• YouTube