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Prof. Dr. Christian WachingerPrincipal Investigator
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Dr. Morteza GhahremaniPost-Doc
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Fabian BongratzPhD CandidateI am a PhD student interested in developing advanced medical image analysis systems for clinical applications, with a focus on surface-based neuroimaging. Before joining AI-Med, I completed the Master’s program Robotics, Cognition, Intelligence at TUM. |
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Tom Nuno WolfPhD CandidateI am a PhD candidate at TU Munich. I currently conduct research to integrate heterogeneous data in deep learning models for medical image analysis. Closely related, I work on causal inference for such models. Previously, I was a researcher in the biomedical image analysis group at VRVis and the Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging at LMU. I completed my master’s degree in Biomedical Computing at TU Munich. |
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Bailiang JianPhD CandidateI am a PhD student at AI-Med and Computational Imaging@TUM, focusing on medical image registration. My research interests are centered around developing novel algorithms and techniques to improve the speed and accuracy of medical image registration. Previously, I completed my master’s thesis on spine CT/MRI registration at IFL and earned my master’s degree in Biomedical Computing from TUM. |
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Yitong LiPhD CandidateI am a PhD student at AI-Med. My research focuses on developing novel machine learning algorithms for medical image analysis, encompassing areas of generative models, self-supervised learning, and multi-modal learning. Previously, I completed my master’s degree in Biomedical Computing at TUM. |
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Emre KavakPhD CandidateI’m pursuing my PhD at the AI-Med lab, focusing on invariant prediction and causality in machine learning. My research aims to enhance automatic decision-making systems, with an emphasis on developing algorithms that are interpretable, robust, and generalizable across different environments. Prior to my PhD, I completed my Master’s in Informatics at TUM. |
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Alexandra SamoylovaPhD CandidateI am a PhD candidate in the lab, interested in how the brain functions in both health and disease. My goal is to develop robust and transparent AI systems to assist clinicians in the early detection and treatment of neuropsychiatric conditions. Before joining the group, I completed my Master’s degree in Neuroengineering at TUM, and Bachelor’s degree in Bio & Brain engineering at KAIST, South Korea. |
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