I'm a physicist & data scientist pursuing my PhD on robust medical tissue classification with multispectral/hyperspectral imaging.

I am interested in the analysis of image modalities with special interest on machine learning and analysis workflows.

Group lead and deputy head at the Division of Computer Assisted Medical Interventions at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ). Interested in novel imaging methodologies (in particular photoacoustics and spectral imaging) and computer-assisted interventions aiming to improve interventional healthcare.

I am working on seismic imaging methods such as full waveform inversion or travel time tomography for applications in multi-agent systems for future space missions.

We use advanced microscopy techniques, to visualize viral and cellular nanostructures during the infection process.

I am an expert in microscopic Monte Carlo simulations of semiconductor imaging sensors and project leader of the Allpix Squared Generic Pixel Detector Simulation Framework.

CBCT
Ethos
Adaptive Radiotherapy

I am an marine scientist and, together with collaborators from the Netherlands and US, deploy deep-sea camera systems to film deep-sea cephalopods in their natural habitat.
We use an autonmous, ultra-low-light video imagaing system, called "NAUTILUS" designed by Arctic Rays …

I am working in radiobiology on preclinical research questions regarding proton brain radiotherapy. For this, I am using medical imaging and microscopy.

I am interested in physics-based vision, e.g. reflection or refraction. I did my PhD in light field imaging, which, in nutshell can be understood as a densely sampled views, which allows interesting processing tasks like reconstruction of scene's geometry from …

In situ imaging of marine animals (e.g. zooplankton)
Application of imaging tools for ecological research
Development of novel imaging technology

I'm a marine chemical ecologist/analytical chemist who focuses on the structural elucidation and visualization of metabolites that drive interactions between marine organisms.

I'm an electronics Engineer and love to develop and work with Camerasystems. Since 2018 i'm working in Jan Tauchers Plancton Imaging Group at the Geomar Helmholtzcenter Kiel, where we are devloping the PIScO Camerasystem.

I am a biologist and marine biogeochemist by training. My current work focuses on Arctic marine phytoplankton. We use an AMNIS ImageStream Imaging Flow Cytometer to generate high thoughput, high quality phytoplankton imaging datasets. By combining Imaging Flow Cytometry and …

Project Manager of the Global Seagrass Watch, developing and commercializing calable coastal ecosystem accounting through contemporary remote sensing for impactful natural climate solutions.

PostDoc researcher working in medical image analysis using computer vision and deep learning techniques.

Head of the IPS/LAS BioLab at KIT; coordinator for biological imaging and the institute's activities in the research topic “Building Blocks of Life” of the Helmholtz program “From Matter to Materials and Life” (MML).

My research interests include insect functional …

I apply machine-learning tools to automatically extract biologically relevant features from plankton images. Combining human and artificial intelligence, I investigate the complex relationships between plankton community composition, biodiversity, carbon fluxes and environmental conditions. I am particularly interested in examining the …

I'm working at the intersection of neuroscience, psychology, computer science and data science, and I am interested in open and reproducible science, open source software, research software engineering, and data management.

PhD student in Computational Pathology working on domain generalization of histopathology data

Imaging expert with a focus on neuroimmunology. Specific interest in fluorine (19F) MRI. Expertise in preclinical MR imaging, theranostics and animal models. Interest in both preclinical and clinical MRI data acquisition and analysis.

Interests: automatic segmentation; anatomical structures; multi-label segmentation; clinical target volume delineation; lymph-node-level segmentation; expert guidelines; head and neck cancer; dynamical low-rank approximation

Tobias Weingärtner currently works at the Institute of Applied Materials, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. Tobias does research in Analytical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry and Surface Chemistry. My work is more like a support of other researchers in their projects, by good …

I'm a staff scientist in the scientific computing group within the photon science division at DESY. I specialise in crystallography, in particular data processing software for serial crystallography. My main focus is software development, my "flagship" project being the CrystFEL …