Theses Supervision | Ann-Kathrin Meyer | Department of Information Systems

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Ann-Kathrin Meyer, M.Sc.
Research Assistant

Chair of Digital Innovation and the Public Sector (Prof. Brandt)

Leonardo Campus 3
48149 Münster

Room: 201

Phone: +49 251 83-38054
ann-kathrin.meyer@uni-muenster.de

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Available Thesis Topics
- The impact of demographic change on urban public services and infrastructure: needs, risks, and adaptation strategies (Relevance: Bachelor)
- Geospatial modeling of energy access and equity (Relevance: Bachelor, Master)
Supervised Theses
- Tristan Johannes Heitger: Identifying Linguistic Diversity Across London’s Boroughs in Times of a Pandemic: Analyzing Twitter Data (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2025)
- Javier Conrad McCarthy: Evaluating the Applicability of Smart City Frameworks to Caribbean Urban Development (Master's thesis IS, 2025)
- Analyzing Order Batching to Balance Picking Efficiency and Sorting Complexity in Warehouse Logistics (Master's thesis IS, 2025)
- Vincent Reents: Development of an AI Agent for AI-Supported Data Analysis (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2025)
- Gueswendé Christian Sawadogo: Prediction of Bus Passenger Load in Urban Traffic Using Machine Learning (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2025)
- Vincent Max-Reinhard Rinnert: Evaluation Methods for a Large Language Model in a Corporate Context (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2025)
- Spatial Data Science in the Analysis of Urban Voting Behavior in German Cities (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2025)
- Unequal Access: Spatial and Socioeconomic Analysis of Public Service Coverage in Chicago, Illinois (Master's thesis IS, 2025)
- Martin Götze: Development of a geomatcher: Theoretical foundations and algorithmic integration for creating a network plan in public transportation (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2024)
- Energetic optimization potential of electric vehicle fleets in the e-commerce instant grocery delivery sector with a 120-minute delivery promise (Bachelor's thesis IS, 2024)
- Unifying Large Language Models and Knowledge Graphs for Domain Analysis - LLMs for Advancement of Sustainable Practices (Master's thesis IS, 2024)

Available Thesis Topics

Supervised Theses