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We are pleased that the German Research Foundation (DFG) funds the project "Large-scale Automatic Calving Front Segmentation and Frontal Ablation Analysis of Arctic Glaciers using Synthetic-Aperture Radar Image Sequences (LASSI)". The 3 years research project aims to develop computer vision methods...

The aim of K3I-Cycling is the significant quantitative and qualitative improvement in the mechanical recycling of post-consumer plastic packaging waste. For this purpose, K3I-Cycling is using an artificial neural twin to develop a new, open and standardizable AI interface for the cross-sectoral col...

It's a great pleasure to announce that our Open Access Text Book "Medical Imaging Systems" with Springer Nature has now more than 300.000 downloads. It is the first Open Access Textbook published with Springer Nature indexed in LNCS with 11111. Celebrate with us and download the book here: https...

It is a pleasure to announce that the Pattern Recognition Lab was again successful at the MICCAI Educational Challenge. This year a submission by Andreas Maier entitled "How to "Hack" Proprietary AI Image Processing Software" won the third prize: In the domain of medical image processing, medica...

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!

We are very happy to announce Prof. Dr. Jonghye Woo from Harvard University as an invited speaker at our lab! Title: AI in Medical Imaging-based Diagnosis and Treatment of Speech DisordersDate: Wednesday, Nov. 9th, 2022, 5 PM CETLocation: https://fau.zoom.us/j/63564286962?pwd=ODBwaUF3Yjk5bFJZVWV...

It's a great pleasure to welcome Prof. Dr. Jonghyun Choi as an invited speaker at our lab! Title: Continual Learning in Practical ScenariosLocation: https://fau.zoom.us/j/65471108515?pwd=UDZhUVlaQWZhc09jTTNGTHhWdHBjQT09Date & Time: 26th of October at 10 AM CET Abstract: Continual learning...

The German research foundation provides support to the Pattern Recognition Lab's ophthalmic imaging group, led by Stefan Ploner, in the amount of more than a quarter million Euro, over a 30-month funding period. With this meanwhile third grant, DFG continues to strengthen a long standing collabo...

Dr. Elisabeth Preuhs, a former PhD student of the Pattern Recognition Lab, received this year’s Gorter award (2nd place) for her PhD thesis on “Acquisition and Reconstruction Methods for Multidimensional and Quantitative Magnetic Resonance Imaging”. The Gorter prize is awarded annually for outstand...

It’s a great pleasure to welcome Marcin Grzegorzek to our lab as an invited speaker for a presentation. Title: Explaining Human Activities and States Using Wearable Sensors Time: Friday September 23rd, 2022, 10AM Location: https://fau.zoom.us/j/62663596484 Short Bio: Marci...