News

Christof Weiß is awarded the Baldwin and Inge Knauf Award for Outstanding Academic Achievements 2026 in the category "humanities".

This summer term, our group offer the lecture+exercise in Music Information Retrieval and the new course Computational Humanities II.

Leonie Schafferhans, student assistant in our group, is one of this year's winners of the award for outstanding theses in the field of Artificial Intelligence & Data Science with her bachelor's thesis “Synchronizing Heterogeneous Music Data using Learned Representations.”

We are pleased to announce that the thesis of our researcher Yannik Venohr has been published in Springer's BestMasters book series!

In cooperation with the Chair of Egyptology, we offer a master thesis (Informatik/XtAI) on Automatic Colorization of Relief Images.

Within its Emmy Noether Programme, the German Research Foundation (DFG) is funding a research group on "Computational Analysis of Music Audio Recordings: A Cross-Version Approach"!

Our paper "Studying Tonal Evolution of Western Choral Music: A Corpus-Based Strategy" won a best paper award at the 4th conference on Computational Humanities Research (CHR)!

Friday, 23.6.2023, Prof. Sebastian Stober, working at the boarders of AI, neuroscience, and music information retrieval, will give a guest talk at ZPD.

New research group headed by Christof Weiß officially started!