Offices and Duties

In the following list you will find the current Dean and Dean for Student Affairs, the faculty council, the senate representatives, and the examination boards for the various programmes in computer science. The Dean’s office is also responsible regardings PhD and Habilitation matters.

Dean and Dean for Student Affairs

(for the tenure 01/04/2026 - 31/03/2028)

Dean's opening hours:

Tuesday and Thursday from 9 to 11 o’clock
Room: E2 4, room 110
Tel.: +49 (0)681 / 302-5070
E-Mail: mi-dekanat(at)uni-saarland.de

Dean of Faculty MI:

Managing Professor of Computer Science:
Prof. Jan Reineke

Deputy Dean:

Managing Professor of Mathematics:
Prof. Mark Groves

Dean for Student Affairs:

Dean for Student Affairs Mathematics:
Prof. Anselm Lambert

Deputy Dean for Student Affairs:

Dean for Student Affairs Computer Science:
Prof. Martina Maggio

Cross-institutional Communication:
Dr. Christian Theres

Faculty Council

Council members:
(01/10/2024—30/09/2026)

Professors:

1. Prof. Sven Apel
2. Prof. Thorsten Herfet
3. N.N.
4. Prof. Melanie Platz
5. Prof. Vladimir Lazic
6. Prof. Peter Ochs

Deputy members:

1. Prof. Philipp Slusallek
2. Prof. Holger Hermanns
3. Prof. Ingmar Weber
4. Prof. Laurent Bartholdi
5. Prof. Moritz Weber
6. Prof. Simon Brandhorst

Scientific staff members:
Christina Backes, Benedikt Hewer
Deputies: -

Administrative/technical staff members:
Sabine Nermerich
Deputies: Laura Alin Schmigiel

Student members:
Mona Angelina Raphaela Schappert, Manuel Messerig
Deputies: Jonas Metzinger, Simon Christoffel

Ph.D. Board

(for the tenure 01/04/2024 - 31/03/2026)

Chairman: 

Prof. Roland Speicher

Professors Computer Science:

Prof. Sven Apel
Deputy: Prof. Markus Bläser

Professors Mathematics:

Prof. Christian Bender
Deputy: Michael Hartz

Scientific staff members:

Dr. Michelle Carnell
Deputy: Dr. Tobias Mai

Senate representative for Faculty MI

Prof. Dr. Thomas Schuster

Deputy: Prof. Markus Bläser

Ethical Review Board

The ethical review board of the faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science at Saarland University evaluates and, if necessary, takes a position on ethical aspects of planned research projects involving human subjects and personal data (Term of office until 30.09.2026). 

The responsibility of the scientist in charge remains untouched.

Every scientist of the faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science can apply for an ethics vote. Submitting an application is particularly recommended for experiments which involve potential risks for the participants, or for studies in which participants are not entirely informed about the purpose and procedure of the study. 

Applications may be submitted at any time. The ethical review boards and its members are independent concerning the safeguarding of their duties and not bound by any directions. They are only responsible to their conscience.

To submit a proposal please send the completed basic questionnaire (download: fillable version or plain version) with all the necessary documents (see last page of the questionnaire) by email to erb-submission(at)milaman.cs.uni-saarland.de . 

Members:

• Prof. Dr. Antonio Krüger (Vorsitzender)
• Prof. Dr. Vera Demberg
• Prof. Dr. Sascha Fahl
• Prof. Dr. Krishna P. Gummadi
• Prof. Dr. Holger Hermanns
• Prof. Dr. Tomohiro Nagashima
• Prof. Dr. Christoph Sorge
• Prof. Dr. Jürgen Steimle
• Dr. Kevin Baum
• Dr. Emilia Susanne Ellsiepen
• Cedric Faas
• Nina Grgic-Hlaca
• Florian Hantke
• Dr. Mannat Kaur
• Dr. Felix Kosmalla
• Dr. Katharina Krombholz
• Dr. Pascal Lessel
• Dr. Ashwin Ram
• Sarah Sterz
• Dr. André Zenner

Documents:

• Statutes of the Ethical Review Board of the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science
• Rules of procedure of the Ethical Review Board of the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science