About me
I am a professor for theoretical computer sciene at the University of Lübeck. Previously I was working on my own DFG project on the topic “Approximation Methods in Integer Programming”. Before, I was a visiting professor at the University of Bremen and a PostDoc at EPFL in the group of Friedrich Eisenbrand. I received my PhD at Kiel University where I was adviced by Klaus Jansen.
Main Interests
My main research goal is to build an algorithmic theory based on structured integer programs.
- Integer Programming
- Combinatorial Optimization
- Approximation Algorithms
- Paramterized Complexity
- Bin Packing/Scheduling Problems
- Fine-Grained Complexity
Contact
E-Mail: kimmanuel.klein (at) uni-luebeck (dot) de