Maximilian Rohleder
Maximilian Rohleder, M. Sc.
Academic CV
- Visiting Researcher at West China Hospital and Sichuan University, Sichuan Province, China (06/2024 – 08/2024)
- Observed imaging workflow in the operating room for spinal surgeries
- Led efforts to improve image quality to improve clinical value of imaging modality
- Visiting Researcher at I-Star Laboratories, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA (03/2022 – 09/2022)
- Collaborative project between Johns Hopkins, FAU and Siemens Healthineers
- Supervised by Prof. Jeffrey Siewerdsen, head of I-Star Labs (https://istar.jhu.edu)
- Investigated the subject of Parametric Metal Artifact Avoidance resulting in publication and oral presentation at SPIE 2023 in San Diego.
- PhD Researcher, Siemens Healthineers & FAU, Erlangen (10/2021 – now)
- Focus: Improving image quality of intraoperative Cone-Beam CT imaging
- Metal Artifact Avoidance through trajectory optimization
- Leading internal pre-development project at C-Arms R&D department from concept to validated prototype
- Master of Science, Medical Engineering, FAU, Erlangen (10/2019 – 10/2021)
- Track: Health- and Medical Data Analytics and Entrepreneurship
- 01/2020 – 10/2021: Working Student @ Siemens Healthineers, Forchheim
- Winter ’20: Erasmus Exchange to Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal [Link]
- Thesis: Segmentation of Metal Volumes from Cone-Beam CT Projection Data for Metal Artefact Reduction
- Cooperation with Siemens Healthineers, Mobile C-Arms Division, Forchheim
- Undergraduate Visiting Researcher, Radiological Sciences Laboratory, Stanford University, California, USA (06/2019 – 09/2019)
- Bachelor level research on material decomposition for dual energy CT imaging
- Investigated Deep Learning approach to material decomposition
- Supervised by Prof. Adam Wang, head of Wang Group (https://wanggroup.stanford.edu/)
- Bachelor of Science, Medical Engineering, FAU, Erlangen (10/2016 – 10/2019)
- Track: Medical Image Processing
- 01/2018 – 01/2019: Working Student @ Methodpark Engineering, Erlangen Tennenlohe
- Summer ’19: Research Visit to Stanford University, Stanford, California
- Thesis: A Deep Learning Approach to Material Decomposition on Dual Energy Computed Tomography Data
- Cooperation with Stanford University, Radiological Sciences Department, Wang Group, California [Link]
Supervised student projects
Type | Title | Status |
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Project | Oriented Bounding Box Detection of Metallic Objects in X-Ray Images | finished |
Project | Screw Detection in X-Ray Images using Detection Transformer Networks | finished |
MA thesis | Generalizable X-Ray View Synthesis | finished |
MA thesis | End-to-end detection and 3D localization of implants from multi-view images for surgical CBCT metal artifact avoidance | finished |
MA thesis | Development of an Oriented Bone Detection Algorithm on X-Ray Images | finished |
Project | Geometric Domain Adaptation for CBCT Segmentation | finished |
Project | Realistic Simulation of Collimated X-Ray images for Collimator Edge Segmentation using Deep Learning | finished |
BA thesis | Projection Domain Metal Segmentation with Epipolar Consistency using Known Operator Learning | finished |
MA thesis | Automatic Rotation of Spinal X-Ray Images | finished |
BA thesis | Cone-Beam CT X-Ray Image Simulation for the Generation of Training Data | finished |