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Dominique Hausler

I am currently working as a PhD student in the DFG Project NoSQL Schema Evolution and Big Data Migration at Scale II. My work contains the analysis of graph databases, in particular evolution in graph databases. To do so, I am analyzing the evolution capabilities of graph databases and plan to develop on top of Cypher an evolution language. The second topic focuses on inter-model linkage. The aim is to develop a system where different database stores with heterogeneous schemas can be accessed at once. To connect different data models, inclusion dependencies are used.

Dominique Hausler

wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin

Research Interests

  • Evolution in graph databases
  • Schema extraction
  • Inter-model linkage

Invited Talkes

Publications

Addional Publications

Graph Database Evolution

In-Database Data Preprocessing

Teaching

Lectures and Seminars:

ONGOING

  • Exercise: Databases 1 (SS 25)

PAST

  • Exercise: Programming 1 (WS 24/25)
  • Integrated course (lecture + seminar): Data Engineering (SS 23)

Theses:

ONGOING

  • Bachelor's thesis: Schema mapping from Neo4j to ProSA (i.e., from graph to relational data)

PAST

  • Master's thesis: Methods for discovering explicit and implicit references in relational and non-relational database systems

Curriculum Vitae

Scientific Carrer

DurationInstitution
since 04/2023

Research assistant in the DFG project "No SQL Schema Evolution and Big Data Migraion at Scale II", 

Faculty for Computer Science and Data Science, Data Engineering Group, 

University of Regensburg, Germany

2017-2021

Graduate student of Digital Humanities

University of Regensburg, Germany

 

Master thesis: Empirical analysis of learning and teaching methods during the Corona Pandemic to develop orientation guidlines for students

2017-2021

Graduate student of Comparative East and Western European Studies

University of Regensburg, Germany

 

Master thesis: Corpus-based analysis of learner texts by russian L1 speakers

2014-2018

Undergraduate student of General and Comparative Linguistics, Information Science and History

University of Regensburg, Germany

 

Bachelor thesis: The expression of reflexive verbs: A empirical study among Ukrainians with German as a Second Language

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