|
Teaching
Senior Research Scientists
|
- Interventional image registration
- Disocclusion in medical images
- Medical device detection/navigation
- Segmentation for medical treatment planning
|
|
- Patient & process specific navigation
- Intra-op multimodal imaging & visualization
- Cardiac, Orthopedic, Trauma, & Radiation therapy
|
|
- Deformable surface modeling and tracking
- 3D reconstruction (multi-camera, stereo)
- Real-time object detection and tracking
- Object detection and localization in 3D data
|
|
- Computer Aided Surgery and Diagnosis.
- Cardiac, Intracardiac, and Intravascular Imaging.
- Signal Processing for Medical Applications.
- Medical Image Analysis and Perception.
|
|
- Molecular imaging
- Microscopic image processing
- Machine learning for medical applications
- Mathematical modeling for physiological understanding
|
Joint CAMP / Helmholtz Senior Research Group
|
- Machine Learning for Medical Applications
- 3D shape acquisition, modeling and registration
- Computer Vision
|
|
- Medical Imaging Modalities
- Computer-Assisted Interventions
- Tomographic Reconstruction Methods
|
|
- Cardiac imaging and image analysis
- Medical image registration and segmentation
- Computer aided diagnosis
- Computer assisted cardiac surgery
|
Senior Affiliate Lecturers / Research Scientists
|
- Lecturer: "Medical Technology Entrepreneurship" and "Image Guided Surgery: From Bench to Bed and Back (IGSB3)"
- Research: Translational research in medical imaging & image guided minimal invasive procedures
|
|
- Lecturer: Interventional Imaging
- Research: Interventional Imaging, Tomographic Image Reconstruction
|
|
- Lecturer: conebeam CT and US Imaging
- Research: Advanced Ultrasound Imaging
|
|
- Lecturer: Image Guided Surgery: From Bench to Bed and Back (IGSB3)
- Invited lecture in CAMP-I: Translation research in medical technology
|
|
- Lecturer: Medical Imaging
- Research: Tomographic reconstruction
|
|
- Lecturer: Ultrasound Imaging
- Scientific Advisor: BMC Master of TUM in Singapore
|
|
Selected Video
|
EVI - Easy Visualization In-Situ
Video Length: 00:03:29
You like augmented feet? Then this is the right video for you!
fullsize version |
Whats hot
News
 | 14 June 2013, TUM-IAS Auditorium, Garching Invited Talk by Dr. Rolf Sauter: The New Product Development Process for MEDTEC Products - a Holistic Observation For many businesses, the commercial success is based on the development of new products. The new product development process has multiple interactions with virtually all other business processes within the company. Read more |
 | 14 May 2013, Room 00.13.009A; FMI-Building Invited Talk by Prof. Whitcomb: Extreme Robotics - Development of Hybrid Underwater Robotic Vehicles for Oceanographic Exploration This talk reports a brief overview of the Nereus vehicle design, and reviews the initial results of the dives conducted on these expeditions, including two dives to more than 10,900m depth. |
 | 8 May 2013, Lecture hall, IAS High resolution CT of the breast at very low dose X-ray computed tomography (CT) has been proposed and evaluated recently as a potential alternative method for breast imaging. Efforts so far showed success with respect to contrast-enhanced dynamic imaging, but suffered from limited spatial resolution. Read more |
 | 3 May 2013, Room 03.13.010, FMI-Building Invited Talk by Prof. Dr. Alexandre Krupa: Contributions to ultrasound visual servoing The objective of our research work is to control in a visual closed-loop manner the full motion of a 2D (US) ultrasound probe actuated by a medical robot in order to reach and track a desired cross-section image. Read more |
 | 29 April 2013, Room 01.07.014, FMI-Building PhD defense of Tobias Blum: Human-Computer Interaction for Medical Education and Training To optimally support medical education, computer systems need to make use of latest visualization techniques, allow for intuitive interaction and use appropriate domain models such that computer systems can interpret the interaction with the user and provide optimal feedback. |
Recent Publications
Address
Proud of our Alumni
|