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Welcome

...to the WebSite of the Database Research Group (Chair for Databases). Here you will find all relevant information about the group, teaching, research, and more. Please get in touch, should you have any comments or questions. Thanks!

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At a glance

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Team Lead

Prof. Wolfgang Lehner is full professor and head of the Database Research Group as well as the director of the Institute of Systems Architecture at TU Dresden. He is committed to excellency in research and teaching.

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Staff

The multi-facetted portfolio of teaching and research is being performed by Prof. Lehner, supported by apl. Prof. Dirk Habich as well as a team of PostDocs and PhDs.

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How to get here

The Database Research Group is located on the 3rd floor of the building of the Faculty of Computer Science (Andreas-Pfitzmann-Bau), on the main campus of TU Dresden. Please contact us via mail or phone, or simply stop by.

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Our Mission

Teaching and research at the Chair of Databases - the Dresden Database Research Group - is focussing on expanding data management methods as well as optimizing the system relevant implementation of database management systems.

Thus, the general goal of our research is to develop database management systems to become a central integration and analysis platform. The numerous research projects pursue this goal in a variety of ways, for example by research on HW/SW CoDesign as well as by modelling large complex structures and processes in application scenarios.

The aim of teaching is to lay a solid foundation regarding basic knowledge as well as to introduce students to more advanced topics of ​​data management and analytical evaluation up to hardware oriented optimization.

The research group is commited to the concept of ethical research and is therefore following the principles of Open Science - from Open Access up to Open Source and Open Data. If there are no restrictions regarding external IP regulations, research results are thus being made available to the public.