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PET/MRI System Development
PET/MRI System Development
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Computer Vision in Retinal Implant
EmbryoTrajectories
Alignment of Large-Scale 3D+t Point Clouds
ImageCellTracking (1)
Cell Segmentation, Tracking and Classification
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Automatic Detection of Stress Indicators
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Neuroinformatics
On the fly
Image Data Synthesis and Segmentation
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Mechanical Interpretability for Large Neural Networks
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Subpicture Boundary Extension
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Non-rectangular Signal Transformation
Tim Project
In-Loop Filtering in Video Coding
Julians Project
PET Image Reconstruction
Marcels Project
Lowfield MRI
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 Courses

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 Theses

We offer many interesting Bachelor and Master thesis topics.

 Research

Ongoing and completed research projects demonstrate our wide range of research and development.

 Publications

Here you can find a full list of the institute's publications.


New publications


2025

Priyanka Das, Tim Classen and Mathias Wien
Adaptive Smoothing Of Non-rectangular Prediction Block Edges In The Wedge Mode Of AVM
2025 IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP)

2025
Alessandra Fusco, Kostiantyn Lavronenko, Sviatoslav Sakharov, Souvik Hazra, Lorenzo Servadei and Robert Wille
Multirange Breathing Rate Estimation With Deep Learning Using FMCW Radar
IEEE Sensors Journal

2025
Franziska Schrank, Harald Radermacher, Jochen Franke, Sébastien Breham, Fabian Kiessling and Volkmar Schulz
Evaluation of a mouse-sized radial gradiometer receive coil for magnetic particle imaging
IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement


New thesis topics


 Bewertung von Bildgebungsartefakten in Niedrigfeld-MRI-Sequenzen durch eingeführte Zeitinterferenzen
Contact: Marcel Ochsendorf

 Effiziente Vision-Language-Modelle zur Erkennung logischer Anomalien durch strukturelles Pruning und Optimierung
Contact: Er Jin

 Automatische Charakterisierung subzellulärer Alterationen in Photorezeptoraxonen von Drosophila Melanogaster
Contact: Johannes Stegmaier

 Entwicklung und Implementierung einer Niederfeld-NMR-Sonde zur Erfassung des Signals des freien Induktionsabfalls
Contact: Marcel Ochsendorf

 

Brain Imaging at the Next Level
The Chair for Imaging and Computer Vision is proud to have contributed its expertise, alongside the RWTH spin-off Hyperion Hybrid Imaging Systems GmbH, to the development of the groundbreaking BrainPET 7T insert at Forschungszentrum Jülich. This technology is poised to revolutionize brain research and the diagnosis of neurological d(...)
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Vacancies
Looking for an exciting PhD position at a top research institute? Find your new job with us. We currently have a number of exciting positions to fill.(...)
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The LfB has a new name: “Imaging and Computer Vision”
With this renaming, we reflect the thematic development of our chair. In addition to image processing, imaging has now become a central research focus. This broader perspective enables us to cover the entire process—from image acquisition to analysis—and develop new interdisciplinary approaches. Our research activities range fro(...)
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New chair of institute
On September 18, 2024, Univ.-Prof.Dr.-Ing. Volkmar Schulz took over as chair of the institute. We congratulate him and look forward to an exciting new chapter.(...)
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