Alexander Koller
Alexander Koller’s work concerns computational language: how its structure and meaning can be represented, and how models can use those representations to solve problems. Koller earned a computer science doctorate at Saarland University, completed postdoctoral work at Columbia and Edinburgh, and became a professor at Potsdam. The research training group Neuroexplicit Models of Language, Vision, and Action received funding in May 2023. It joins language research with other modelled capabilities.
- Now at
- Saarland University
- Works
- 170
- Citations
- 3,222
- h-index
- 28
Publication numbers from OpenAlex, as of 14 October 2026.
Timeline
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2023
Language, vision, and action
The research training group Neuroexplicit Models of Language, Vision, and Action received funding in May 2023. It joins language research with other modelled capabilities.
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2025
Language models and problem solving
Koller gave a talk on large language models and problem solving at the AI Action Summit in February 2025.
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2025
Research recognition
ACL elected Alexander Koller as a Fellow in 2025.
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As of October 2026
Research training and moves
Koller earned a computer science doctorate at Saarland University, completed postdoctoral work at Columbia and Edinburgh, and became a professor at Potsdam.
Sources and credits
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