It is a great pleasure to announce our new DFG Project on multimodal scanning of manuscripts. In the project, we will investigate joint scanning of books using X-ray, X-ray Darkfield, and Terahertz Imaging toward investigating whether their joint use enables further insights into inaccessible histo...

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On January 24th, Prof. Martin Langner from the University of Göttingen will give a talk in our lab. Title: Mustererkennung als geisteswissenschaftliche Methode: Aktuelle Projekte des Instituts für Digital Humanities in GöttingenTime: 09:00 on January 24thRoom: H10 Abstract: Eine Reihe von Pro...

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Robust 2-D/3-D Registration for Real-Time Patient Motion Compensation In interventional radiology, preoperative 3-D images are usually fused with 2-D X-ray images. Fusion of 2-D/3-D images provides additional 3-D information during interventions and an accurate alignment between the 3-D and 2-D ...

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Computer-aided Diagnosis for Magnetically Guided Capsule Endoscopy Digestive diseases and disorders are diverse with some being more common and of short duration, whereas others may be life threatening if left untreated. They are among the most common problems that people are afflicted with at l...

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On December 19th, Prof. Colin Studholme from the University of Washington will give a talk in our lab. Title: Big Data From Small Brains: Computational Methods in Studies of Human Fetal Brain DevelopmentTime: 13:00 on December 19thRoom: H10 Abstract:This talk will cover some of the problem ar...

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C-arm Cone-Beam Computed Tomography Reconstruction for Knee Imaging under Weight-Bearing Conditions Medical imaging is essential for the assessment of osteoarthritis and the overall knee health. For that purpose, radiographs of the knees of standing patients are acquired commonly. These suffer,...

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Camilo Vasquez, a PhD student of our lab was granted with the best paper award at the Iberoamerican conference on pattern recognition (CIARP 2019) that was held in Havana (Cuba) from 28.10.2019 to 31.10.2019. The award was given by the paper "Convolutional Neural Networks and a Transfer Learning Strategy to Classify Parkinson's Disease from Speech in Three Different Languages". The transfer learning scheme aims to improve the accuracy of the models when the weights of a CNN are initialized with utterances from a different language than the used for the test set.

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Elisabeth Hoppe, a PhD student at the Pattern Recognition Lab, was awarded as one of this year's 10 AI Newcomers. This award is granted to young researchers under 30 years for innovative developments in the area of artificial intelligence from the German Association of Computer Science (Gesell...

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On December 11th, Prof. Adam Wang from Stanford University will give a talk in our lab. Title: Advances in x-ray CT for image guidance and diagnostic imagingTime: 16:00 on December 11thRoom: RZ 2.037 - e-Studio Abstract:The Zeego Lab at Stanford has a dedicated research C-arm for x-ray and co...

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Franziska Schirrmacher, a former PhD student at the Pattern Recognition Lab, receives this year's Luise Prell-Preis for her excellent Master's thesis, from which publications evolved. Parts of the thesis are published in a MICCAI paper and one Medical Image Analysis article, which was runner-up for...

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