Data Management
The Data Management Lab was founded in 2017 by Prof. Carsten Binnig and is part of the Department of Computer Science at TU Darmstadt in Darmstadt, Germany.
TU Darmstadt is one of the leading technical universities in Germany. Its Computer Science department consistently ranks among the top 5 in Germany. TU Darmstadt offers a unique environment for research in data management due to strong cooperations with other groups like the Machine Learning Lab or Distributed Systems Programming Lab, as well as ample interdisciplinary interaction.
Our lab page lists all team members. Please see our job listings if you are interested in working with us.
Research
We conduct research in several areas of databases and data management in conjunction with artificial intelligence (AI). The groups main focus areas are Systems for AI and AI for Systems.
Teaching
Our lab regularly offers courses, seminars and labs on various data management topics. Furthermore, we offer term projects and Bachelors and Masters thesis projects with different focus areas.
News
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2021/12/15
Two papers on OLTP accepted in the first round of submissions for ACM SIGMOD/PODS 2022 International Conference on Management of Data
Nils Boeschen and Matthias Jasny will present their work at the International Conference on Management of Data in 2022
Both papers propose new systems to accelerate OLTP workloads: “GaccO – A GPU-accelerated OLTP DBMS” uses GPUs to execute transactions of single-node DBMSs, while “P4DB – The Case for In-Network OLTP” offloads transaction execution of distributed DBMSs into programmable switches. go
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2021/09/20
Our PhD Student Nadja Geisler was awarded the Best Student Presentation Award at DESIRES 2021
She got the award for her presentation on "Quest: A Query-driven Explanation Framework for Black-Box Classifiers on Tabular Data"
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2021/09/14
Three papers on Shared Tasks for NLIDBs, Explainable AI, and Interactive Text Exploration accepted to DESIRES 2021
Nadja Geisler and Benjamin Hättasch will present their work at the second conference on Design of Experimental Search & Information REtrieval Systems in Padova
The three papers are “Netted?! How to Improve the Usefulness of Spider & Co.”, “Quest: A Query-driven Explanation Framework for Black-Box Classifiers on Tabular Data”, and “WannaDB: Ad-hoc Structured Exploration of Text Collections Using Queries”. go
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2021/09/10
Our Postdoc Manisha Luthra was awarded a Grace Hopper Scholarship
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2021/08/13
Benjamin Hilprecht has been nominated to present his work "Learned DBMS Components 2.0: From Workload-Driven to Zero-Shot Learning” at LADSIOS 2021
In this talk we present our vision to tackle the high costs and inflexibility of workload-driven learning.