The main purpose of the Graduate School is to provide ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig members with a general framework for a well-structured doctoral phase. That includes for us:

• an excellent supervision strategy providing contact partners for all questions arising during the PhD period,
• a collaborative and familiar research environment supporting synergies among the doctoral students, and
• a wide range of qualification opportunities both on a scientific and technical level.

Events

Our program includes two bi-weekly seminar series, one at each location. In addition, we organize a public scientific colloquium between Dresden and Leipzig as well as joint annual seminar trips.

• Graduate School Seminar Trips
  • 26.-29.11.2024 Altenburg
  • 10.-13.10.2023 Cottbus
  • 04.-07.10.2022 Meißen
• Graduate School Seminar series
  • in Dresden since winter term 2022/2023
  • in Leipzig since winter term 2021/2022
• Colloquium series since winter term 2022/2023

For more information on our events, see the event calendar and the info areas (restricted access).

Links for members

• Graduate School Wiki of the Dresden side of ScaDS.AI
• Graduate Academy Dresden and Graduate Academy Leipzig
• Doctorate Studies
  • at the Faculty of Computer Science in Dresden
  • at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science in Leipzig
  • for further related faculties at either location, please contact us

People

• Spokespersons:
  • Ringo Baumann (Leipzig)
  • Sebastian Rudolph (Dresden)
• Coordinators:
  • Luisa Herrmann (Dresden)
  • Frank Loebe (Leipzig)
  • Markus Ulbricht (Leipzig)
• Former Coordinators:
  • Thomas Efer (Leipzig; 2020-2022)
  • Andreas Niekler (Leipzig; 2020-2021)
• Members: Around 50 doctoral researchers at each site (Dresden, Leipzig)

Contact

We look forward to getting in touch with you! If you have any questions or suggestions, you can reach us via email or our Slack channels (#grad-school-dd and #grad-school-le) – or you can simply stop by our offices:

• Luisa Herrmann: APB/2033 and S14/717
• Frank Loebe & Markus Ulbricht: Löhrs Carré/D03.45