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Jens Lehmann (scientist)
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Jens Lehmann (born 29 March 1982) is a German computer scientist, principal scientist at Amazon, honorary professor at TU Dresden,[1] and European Laboratory for Learning and Intelligent Systems fellow.[2]
Research
Lehmann coordinated the Fraunhofer IAIS Dresden lab[3] at the Center for Explainable and Efficient AI Technologies.[4][5]
His projects include a 2019 Hannover Fair demonstration[6][7] and the SPEAKER project, an AI platform for business-to-business speech assistants.[8] He also works on symbolic artificial intelligence,[9] description logic, and Web Ontology Language class expressions.[10][11]
Education and career
Lehmann graduated with a master's degree in computer science from the Technical University of Dresden and the University of Bristol in 2006. He then obtained a doctoral degree summa cum laude from Leipzig University in 2010.[12]
Awards
For his work in description logics, Lehmann received the Best Student Paper Award[13] at the 2007 International Conference on Inductive Logic Programming.[citation needed] He also received the 10 Year SWSA Award[14] for his work on DBpedia and has won the Semantic Web Journal outstanding paper award,[15] ESWC 7-Year Most Influential Paper Award, 2011 ISWC Best Research Paper Award, 2006–2010 Journal of Web Semantics Most Cited Paper Award, and the Outstanding Paper Award Winner at the 2013 Literati Network Awards for Excellence.
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