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Teaching
Senior Research Scientists
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- Medical image registration and segmentation
- Geometry of vessels and hemodynamics of blood
- Microscopic image analysis in space and time
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- Deformable surface modeling and tracking
- 3D reconstruction (multi-camera, stereo, SLAM)
- Real-time object detection and tracking
- Object detection and classification in 3D data
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- Computer Vision
- Machine Learning
- 3D shape acquisition, modelling and registration
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Proud of our Alumni
 | Dr. Tobias Sielhorst software architect at dSPACE GmbH?, Paderborn New Methods for Medical Augmented Reality
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News
 | 24 September 2010, Beijing, China Tutorial on Intensity-based Deformable Registration at MICCAI 2010 Together with colleagues from other groups, we are organizing a Tutorial on Intensity-based Deformable Registration at MICCAI 2010. |
 | 30 August 2010, MI 03.13.010 Dissertation Defense of Arash Taki Arash Taki will defend his PhD thesis with the title Improvement and Automatic Classification of IVUS-VH (Intravascular Ultrasound – Virtual Histology Images). |
 | 23 August 2010, Seminar Room: MI 03.13.010 Invited Talk by Ali Kamen: Medical Image Fusion for Disease Quantitation and Image Guided Procedures In recent years, a major trend in the healthcare has been the explosion of imaging data mainly targeted to understand disease processes and to guide and monitor the therapeutic procedures. For instance, higher resolution multi-modal images are becoming more and more available longitudinally for the diagnosis and early assessment of the treatment response to the pharmaceuticals. Furthermore, minimally invasive interventional procedures are increasingly guided by complementing the real-time intra-procedural images (e.g., ultrasound) with the information from the pre-procedural planning data (e.g., CT and MR). Image registration and fusion is an enabling technology addressing these challenges. Establishing spatial correspondences across multiple images is essential in understanding the anatomical structures, their function, and any pathology or abnormality. In this talk, I will outline a collection of Siemens intramural and NIH funded projects responsive to the current trends in both diagnostic and interventional settings. |
 | 23 July 2010, Seminar Room: MI 03.13.010 Invited Talk by Ilja Bezrukov MR-Based Attenuation Correction for Whole Body PET/MR – Atlas and Pattern-Recognition Based Methods |
 | 19 July 2010, Garching Seminar Room Talk by Raffi Enficiaud Generic approaches for algorithms in mathematical morphology |
 | 14 July 2010, Port d'Andratx, Mallorca, Spain Best Paper Award at AMDO 2010 We got the best paper award at the VI International Conference on Articulated Motion and Deformable Objects (AMDO). L. Schwarz, D. Mateus, N. Navab. |
Recent Publications
 | 19 August 2010, One Paper Accepted at International Journal of Computer Vision (IJCV) Our paper Learning Real-Time Perspective Patch Rectification has been accepted by the International Journal of Computer Vision, Springer (IJCV). |
 | 21 July 2010, Beijing, China One paper accepted at STIA'10 We have one paper accepted at the MICCAI Workshop on Spatio-Temporal Image Analysis for Longitudinal and Time-Series Image Data 2010 (STIA'10) that will take place in Beijing, China, on September 19-20 2010. |
 | 8 July 2010, Beijing, China Six papers accepted at MIAR 2010 We have 6 papers accepted at the 5th International Workshop on Medical Imaging and Augmented Reality (MIAR) 2010. Each paper was carefully reviewed by up to 5 referees, independent reviewers selected from the Scientific Review Committee. MIAR accepted 60/139 papers (43%) and will take place in Beijing, China, on September 19-20 2010. |
 | 30 June 2010, Aberystwyth, United Kingdom 4 papers accepted at BMVC 2010 We are proud to announce that we got four papers accepted at the British Machine Vision Conference (BMVC), which is one of the leading conferences on computer vision. This year, 116 out of 345 submitted papers were accepted (33% acceptance rate). |
 | 29 June 2010, Crete, Greece 3 papers accepted at ECCV 2010 We are proud to announce that we got three papers accepted at the European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV), which is one of the leading conferences on computer vision world-wide. |
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