Congratulations to Henry Hosseini, Jonathan Neugebauer, Sara Schiffer, Laura Troost, Kevin Wesendrup and Nina Herrmann on their successful completion of their PhD , which they celebrated together at Münster Castle two weeks ago.

Henry Hosseini wrote his doctoral thesis on "Towards Automated Multilingual Privacy Policy Analysis“, supervised by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Hupperich. Jonathan Neugebauer's thesis is about "Model-Driven Software Development - Applications in Enterprise Computing and Digital Health and Particularities of Developing Standardized Editor Integrations" which was supervised by Prof. Dr. Herbert Kuchen. Sara Schiffer’s research topic was "Understanding the Evolution of an Incumbent Firm and ist Digital Innovation Units - A Longitudinal Study of Conflict and Learning" supervised by Prof. Dr. Stefan Klein.
Laura Troost wrote her doctoral thesis on "An Integrated Comprehensive Dynamic Data-Flow Analysis of Object-Oriented Programs - Data-Flow Coverage for Imperative Testing" also supervised by Prof. Dr. Herbert Kuchen. Supervised by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Bernd Hellingrath, Kevin Wesendrups doctoral thesis is about "Integrating Prescriptive Maintenance into Production Planning and Control". Nina Herrmann worked on "The Algorithmic Skeleton Library Revisited - The Münster Skeleton Library". She was also supervised by Prof. Dr. Herbert Kuchen.