Korinna Bade

Prof. Dr. Korinna Bade is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Languages at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences. She serves as Vice Dean of the Faculty, a member of the Departmental Council, and Deputy Equal Opportunities Officer. Her teaching focuses on advanced machine learning, data science, and information retrieval, including courses like Machine Learning (Bachelor/Master), Multimedia Retrieval, and Data Science Projects. Her research spans intelligent data analysis, machine learning applications, and promoting STEM interest among youth through initiatives like the intoMINT app. She leads projects such as KAT (Competence Network for Applied Research) and intoMINTgoesLSA, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration. Awards include best paper recognitions at DeLTA 2023 and ICEIS 2019. Her team includes researchers like Dr. Tobias Scheidat and Lars Schütz, and she collaborates with institutions like the Saxony-Anhalt Research Portal. Office located at Ratke Building, Room 23-129, Köthen, Germany.

Research interests combine technical innovation with societal impact, including AI in emergency response and participatory decision-making systems. Ongoing work explores explainable AI, cluster analysis, and digital learning labs. Publications span machine learning, information retrieval, and education technology. Advises numerous doctoral and master's theses, emphasizing practical and theoretical contributions to computer science and STEM outreach.