Lutz Oettershagen

I am a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Algorithms and Computing Systems at the University of Liverpool, UK.

My research is in algorithmic data analysis, with a particular focus on graphs and networks. I develop efficient algorithms and learning methods for extracting structure and knowledge from complex and evolving data, combining mathematical and computational foundations with scalable methods for real-world problems.

My current research interests include temporal and dynamic networks, graph and network mining, graph representation learning, and adaptive and resource-aware algorithms. I am particularly interested in algorithmic problems where information, computation, or interactions are limited or costly, as well as in multilayer and higher-order network data.

Previously, I was a postdoctoral researcher at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, (hosted by Prof. Dr. Aristides Gionis) and at the Lamarr Institute and the University of Bonn in Bonn, Germany (hosted by Prof. Dr. Petra Mutzel).

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My Erdős number is at most 3 (via Giuseppe F. Italiano → Craig A. Tovey → Paul Erdős).

CV

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Publications

Preprints

Conference Articles

Journal Articles

Workshop Articles

PhD Thesis

Open-Source Software

I develop and maintain TGLib, an open-source C++ library for analyzing and processing temporal graphs.

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Teaching and Supervision

PhD Students

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Previous and Other

Please refer to my CV for an overview of my previous teaching experiences.