Research Training Group π³

Maximilian Schmidt has successfully completed his doctorate. The title of the dissertation is "Hybrid Deep Learning - How Combining Data-Driven and Model-Based Approaches Solves Inverse Problems in Computed Tomography and Beyond". Congratulations!

The RTG winter retreat 2022 took place from the 17th to the 19th of October together with the PhD students of the 2nd and 3rd cohort. The main workshop by Dr. Sardar M. Kohistani (Samin World) was related about intercultural competences.

Anh-Tuan Hoang has successfully completed his doctorate. The title of the dissertation is "Statistische Methoden zur Replizierbarkeitsbewertung im Rahmen mehrstufiger Studien". Congratulations!

Pascal Fernsel has successfully completed his doctorate. The title of the dissertation is "Nonnegative Matrix Factorization. Theory, Algorithms, and Applications". Congratulations!

Sören Schulze has sucessfully completed his doctorate. The title of the dissertation is "Blind Source Separation in Single-Channel Polyphonic Music Recordings". Congratulations!

Jonathan von Schroeder has successfully completed his doctorate. The title of the dissertation is "Non-Parametric Statistical Methods. Applications in MALDI Imaging and Finance". Congratulations!

Miriam Steinherr Zazo has sucessfully completed her doctorate. The title of the dissertation is "Bifurcation Analysis for Systems with Piecewise Smooth Nonlinearity and Applications". Congratulations!

Ilias Bougoudis has sucessfully completed his doctorate in the working group of Prof. Burrows. Congratulations!

The RTG Winter Retreat 2021 took place on the 21st and 22nd of October. The main workshop was related with career planning in or outside academia.

Georgia Sfakianaki has successfully completed her doctorate with the title "Regularization of ill-posed inverse problems with tolerances and sparsity in parameter space". Congratulations!

Congratulations to Louisa for winning the Bremen Study Prize for her Master's thesis. Congratulations!

We are glad to announce that the DFG has approved a further funding period (until 2025) for the RTG π³. In total, 25 research training groups (including 10 new) will be funded.

Sören Dittmer has succesfully completed his PhD on the topic "On deep learning applied to inverse problems - A chicken-and-egg problem". Congratulations!

Over the course of the 15th and 16th of October 2020, the Ph.D. students of the research training group π³ met for the annual winter retreat. The main goal for this retreat was getting together the complete 2nd cohort, since the last students joined the group as late as September.

Daniel Otero Baguer is the new coordinator of the RTG. Tobias Kluth was the coordinator for the first 4 years of the RTG and did an amazing job. Thank you Tobias!

Tobias Kluth has submitted his habilitation with the title "Model-based to data-driven approaches for parameter identification and image reconstruction in the applied inverse problem of magnetic particle imaging".

Daniel Otero Baguer has successfully completed his doctorate on "Neural Networks for solving Inverse Problems with applications in Materials Science and Medical Imaging".

We kindly want to draw your attention to one upcoming event of the research training group. A summer school on Code Sprint - Benchmarking Deep Learning based CT Image Reconstruction Methods is organized by Prof. Dr. Peter Maaß (ZeTeM, Bremen), Dr. Maureen van Eijnatten (CWI, Amsterdam), Poulami Gang

Christian Etmann has successfully completed his doctorate with the title "Double Backpropagation with Applications to Robustness and Saliency Map Interpretability"

In the framework of our Soft Skills program we held the gender sensitive leadership workshop for PIs. The course was given by Dr. Lisa Horvath (Universitäts- & Organisationsberatung, Graz).

Max Westphal has successfully completed his doctorate with the title "Model Selection and Evaluation in Supervised Machine Learning".

On December 02, 2019, Dr. Martin Rasmussen, Imperial College London, is visiting the research training group (invited by Miriam Steinherr). We cordially invite you to his talk titled: "Three reasons why additive noise does not destroy a pitchfork bifurcation"

Alexander Konschin has successfully completed his doctorate with the title "Direkte und inverse elektromagnetische Streuprobleme für lokal gestörte periodische Medien"

Jens Behrmann has successfully completed his doctorate with the title "Principles of Neural Network Architecture Design:Invertibility and Domain-Knowledge"

Thies Gerken has successfully completed his doctorate with the title "Dynamic Inverse Problems for Wave Phenomena"

From 23.-27.09.2019 the ROMSOC training course "Introduction to Deep Learning" in the framework of the research project ROMSOC - Reduced Order Modelling, Simulation and Optimization of Coupled Systems was held at ZeTeM. The lecturers were Niv Haim from Weizmann Institute of Science and SagivTech Ltd

We kindly want to draw your attention to one upcoming event of the research training group. The research area R3 organizes a autumn school on Deep Learning and Inverse Problems.

Saswati Saha has successfully completed his doctorate on "Multiple testing and modeling in dose-response studies"

We kindly want to draw your attention to one upcoming event of the research training group. In the research area R2 a summer school on Optimization of Dynamical Systems is organized by Christof Büskens, Kathrin Flaßkamp, and Jens Rademacher.