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Dominique Hausler

I am currently working as a PhD student in the DFG Project GraFlex (and started in the DFG Project: NoSQL Schema Evolution and Big Data Migration at Scale II). My work contains the analysis of graph databases, in particular evolution in graph databases. To do so, I am analyzing the evolution capabilities of graph databases and plan to develop on top of Cypher an evolution language. The second topic focuses on inter-model linkage. The aim is to develop a system where different database stores with heterogeneous schemas can be accessed at once. To connect different data models, inclusion dependencies are used.

Dominique Hausler

Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin

Research Interests

  • Evolution in graph databases
  • Schema extraction
  • Inter-model linkage

Invited Talkes & Scientific Services

Publications

Addional Publications

Graph Database Evolution

In-Database Data Preprocessing

Teaching

Lectures and Seminars:

ONGOING

  • Exercise: Databases 1 (SS 25)

PAST

  • Exercise: Programming 1 (WS 24/25)
  • Integrated course (lecture + seminar): Data Engineering (SS 23)

Theses:

PAST

  • Bachelor's thesis: Schema mapping from Neo4j to ProSA (i.e., from graph to relational data)
  • Master's thesis: Methods for discovering explicit and implicit references in relational and non-relational database systems

Curriculum Vitae

Scientific Carrer

DurationInstitution
since 04/2023

Research assistant 

  • in the DFG project: “GraFlex: Interactive Graph Database Evolution and Graph Data Transformation” (since 2025),
  • in the DFG project: “No SQL Schema Evolution and Big Data Migraion at Scale II” (2023-2024), 

Faculty for Computer Science and Data Science, Data Engineering Group, 

University of Regensburg, Germany

2017-2021

Graduate student of Digital Humanities

University of Regensburg, Germany

 

Master thesis: Empirical analysis of learning and teaching methods during the Corona Pandemic to develop orientation guidlines for students

2017-2021

Graduate student of Comparative East and Western European Studies

University of Regensburg, Germany

 

Master thesis: Corpus-based analysis of learner texts by russian L1 speakers

2014-2018

Undergraduate student of General and Comparative Linguistics, Information Science and History

University of Regensburg, Germany

 

Bachelor thesis: The expression of reflexive verbs: A empirical study among Ukrainians with German as a Second Language

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