Author: Nora Gourmelon

We are very happy to announce Dr. Sara Beery from MIT as an invited speaker at our lab! Title: Open challenges in generalizable computer vision for ecologyDate: Thursday, Sep. 28th, 2023, 2 PM CETLocation: https://fau.zoom-x.de/j/65408653773?pwd=ZmVMaGZqYS9YSmpSd2tKOVFpU3RMUT09 Short Bio: Dr....

Pattern Recognition Lab's PhD candidate Nora Gourmelon has been portrayed in a new series of the local TV show Franken Fernsehen called "Franken unter 30". Her research has led to the award "AI Newcomer 2023", which is a renowned award bestowed by the German Association of Computer Science (Gesells...

Nora Gourmelon's award-winning research has been featured in the June edition of the renowned Computer Vision newsletter RSIP Vision. Read the article here.

Nora Gourmelon is honored with the AI Newcomer Award 2023 in the field of natural and life sciences for her research in Green AI, a research field that tackles sustainability-related problems with AI. In her current work, conducted as part of the International Doctoral Program (IDP) "Measuring a...

At the Pattern Recognition Symposium, we celebrated the international women's day with a chocolate fountain and small gifts for our female colleagues! How did you celebrate?

Nora Gourmelon, a PhD student at the Pattern Recognition Lab, is one of three finalists for the 2023 AI Newcomer Award in the field of natural and life sciences.This award is granted by the German Association of Computer Science (Gesellschaft für Informatik) to young researchers under 30 years for ...

We are proud to announce that our lab is taking another step towards gender equality! Our lab is the first to have hot water bottles against menstrual cramps and pads and tampons in the ladies' toilets. Here's to a shared future of equality and collaboration!

Nora Gourmelon, a PhD student at the Pattern Recognition Lab, was awarded a prize for her excellent Master's thesis "End-use Classification Using High-Resolution Smart Water Meter Data". Parts of her Master's thesis are published in an ECWS-5 paper (https://sciforum.net/paper/view/8225) and an arti...