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a German computer scientist. Junghanns studied at the [[Chemnitz University of Technology|Technical University of Chemnitz]], Germany, in Madrid, Spain, and at the [[University of Alberta]], Canada from 1994 until 1999, where he defended his Ph.D. thesis ''Pushing the Limits: New Developments in Single-Agent Search'' ([[#PushingtheLimits|Jung 1999]] ) in 1999. His research interests include [[Search|search algorithms]] like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelligent_agent single-agent] search applied to the game of [[Sokoban]]. Along with [[Yngvi Björnsson]], Junghanns co-authored the chess program [[The Turk]], which was test-bed of their [[Uncertainty Cut-Offs]]. After some years of corporate IT research, Andreas Junghanns co-founded the ''QTronic GmbH'' 2006 in Berlin, Germany <ref>[http://www.qtronic.de/en/andreas_junghanns.html Andreas Junghanns, Ph.D.] founder [https://www.qtronic.de/en/company.html QTronic GmbH] 2006</ref>.