Prof. Dr.
Ringo
Baumann
Universitätsprofessor
Abteilung für
Formale Argumentation und Logisches Schließen
Since
2023 I'm a Heisenberg professor [->]
and head of the group “Formale Argumentation und Logisches
Schließen“. I'm further a principal investigator in
the Center for Scalable Data Analytics and Artificial
Intelligence [→]
and associated with the Onto-Med Research Group [->].
From 2002 to 2009 I studied mathematics, logic and philosophy of
science as well as economics at Leipzig University (Germany) and
the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos in Lima (Peru). I
received my PhD (Dr. rer. nat.) [->]
in 2014 and my habilitation degree (Dr. rer. nat. habil.) [->]
in 2019. From Oktober 2018 to April 2019, I was a visiting
research fellow at King's College in London (UK).
My main
research interests are formal argumentation, formal ontology and
formal logic, with a special focus on non-monotonic reasoning.
News
the
paper Inference
Operators for Argumentation Formalisms – The Case of
Dung-style Frameworks (together
with L. van der Torre) is accepted for NMR 2025 [->]
the
article Characterizing
Conflict-free and Naive Labellings – Realizability,
Uniqueness and Patterns of Redundancy (together
with A. Heine) is accepted for The Knowledge Engineering Review
[->]
the
article Forgetting
in Abstract Argumentation: Limits and Possibilities (together
with M. Berthold, D. Gabbay and O. Rodrigues) is accepted for
JAIR [->]
the
paper Consequence
Operators of Characterization Logics – The Case of
Abstract Argumentation (together
with H. Strass) is accepted for LPNMR 2024 [->]
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