Alexander Baumeister

Prof. Dr. Alexander Baumeister is a full Professor at Saarland University, holding the Chair of Business Administration, especially Controlling. He is affiliated with the School of Business and Economics and leads a research group focused on risk, financial, and project controlling, with growing emphasis on AI in controlling and sustainability.

His research spans interdisciplinary domains, integrating insights from economics, computer science, and engineering. Key interests include incentive systems, simulation-based modeling, decentralized finance, and digital transformation in accounting systems.

The most recent publications, co-authored with his research team, explore algorithmic stablecoins, cryptocurrency market dynamics, and simulation-based analysis of incentive schemes. These works reflect a strong methodological orientation combining game theory, agent-based modeling, and empirical simulation.

He actively supervises Bachelor’s and Master’s theses and leads innovative, third-party-funded teaching projects such as CAnChallenge and AI-powered writing workshops. His teaching philosophy emphasizes coordination-oriented controlling and practical application of analytical tools like SAP and R.

Prof. Baumeister’s team includes several scientific staff members working on topics at the intersection of business administration and computer science. While no formal awards are listed, his work has been published in recognized journals such as Electronic Markets, WiSt, and Corporate Finance.