Sabine Storandt

Sabine Storandt is a Lecturer at the Department of Computer Science, University of Freiburg, with a focus on algorithm design and transportation systems. She has contributed significantly to research in route planning, electric vehicle navigation, and public transit optimization. Her work emphasizes practical applications of theoretical algorithms in real-world scenarios.

Her research interests include algorithms for vehicle navigation, route optimization, and facility location problems. She has received notable awards, including the Best Paper Award at VLDB 2014 and the INFOS Award for her PhD thesis on 'Algorithms for Vehicle Navigation.'

In teaching, she has led courses such as Information Retrieval (as a tutor), Randomized Algorithms (lecture + tutorial), and Information Extraction (seminar). She has also collaborated on projects like DORC (Distributed Online Route Computation) and Enabling E-Mobility, addressing challenges in transportation and energy efficiency.

Her recent publications highlight advancements in electric vehicle infrastructure, public transit planning, and efficient route algorithms, reflecting her expertise in bridging theoretical computer science with practical transportation solutions.