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Head of Group

Research Team

  • Ander Biguri: Tomographic reconstruction, particularly in Cone Beam Computed Tomography.
  • Anna Breger: Mathematical image processing in medical problems with diverse data types, image quality assessment.
  • Zhongying Deng: Machine learning for brain and mental health.
  • Chaoyu Liu: Machine learning for PDEs and image processing.
  • Michael Roberts: Image processing, machine learning, health applications, translation into clinic.
  • Priscilla Canizares Martinez: Theoretical physics,  machine learning, particularly in gravitational-wave astronomy.
  • Moshe Eliasof: Machine learning for image segmentation and processing.
  • Davide Murari: Application of neural networks, dynamical systems, and approximation theory to image analysis, computational physics, and symplectic integration.

Ph.D. Students

Visitors

  • Chu Chen: Solving inverse problems in dynamical systems for biomedical imaging, machine learning for tomographic reconstruction.
  • Ziqi Qin: Non-smooth optimisation.
  • Mohamed Mikhail Kennerly: Domain adaptation for adverse weather conditions and semi-supervised learning.
  • Prof Simon Foucart: Mathematical data science with a strong approximation theory influence.
  • Yaofang Liu: Diffusion modelling, geometric deep learning
  • Honglei Brinkmann: Image processing with deep learning method

Former Members

  • Jan Lellman: Machine-learning methods for modelling continuous structural heterogeneity in cryo-EM reconstruction.
  • Johannes Schwab: Machine-learning methods for modelling continuous structural heterogeneity in cryo-EM reconstruction.
  • Carlos Esteve-Yagüe: Partial differential equations and inverse problems.
  • Julian Gilbey: Optical character recognition (OCR) in distorted images, missing data imputation, machine learning, inverse problems (in the BloodCounts! consortium).
  • Hong Ye TanDesigning provably convergent algorithms from the geometry of data.
  • Lihao Liu: Advancing 3D segmentation: deep learning techniques for video and medical imaging.
  • Yijun Yang: Analysis mammography images for breast cancer classification.
  • Tobias Wolf: Inverse problems through decomposition.
  • Jiahao Huang: Medical image analysis: object detection, reconstruction, super-resolution, segmentation.
  • Jan Stanczuk: Deep generative modelling, computational aspects of diffusion models, generative adversarial networks.
  • Nina Dekoninck Bruhin: Functional data analysis in medical imaging.
  • Georgios Batzolis: Geometry of data, diffusion models, riemannian geometry.
  • Thomas Buddenkotte: Deep learning, segmentation of high grade serous ovarian cancer on computed tomography images.
  • Willem DiepeveenRiemannian geometry for inverse problems in cryogenic electron microscopy.
  • Ferdia Sherry: Bilevel optimisation.
  • Angelica I. Aviles-Rivero: Inverse problems, medical imaging, computational analysis and machine learning.
  • Kweku Abraham: Theoretical guarantees for machine learning, frequentist validity of Bayesian procedures, false discovery rates, and hidden Markov models.
  • Chaoyan Huang: Convergence of plug-and-play methods for inverse problems.
  • George Rafael Domenikos: Thermodynamics, statistical physics and cryogenics.
  • Sören Dittmer: Inverse problems, clinical time-series data, topology optimisation.
  • Jongmin Yu: Machine learning for brain and mental health.
  • Nicolas Boulle: Numerical analysis and deep learning.
  • Rui Guo: Remotes sensing application in agriculture disaster.
  • Fangliangzi Meng: Integration of radiomics and genomics, multiomics data analysis and machine learning.
  • Maximilian Kiss: CT reconstruction.
  • Jim Denholm: Computer vision methods to analyse histopathological image data to coeliac disease.
  • Jan Cross-Zamirski: Cross-modality profiling of high-content microscopy images with deep learning.
  • Zhenda Shen: Implicit neural representations.
  • Ben Schreiber: Deep learning, coeliac disease diagnosis.
  • Tamara Grossmann: Deep learning, PDE-based image analysis, total variation flow, medieval paper analysis.
  • Laurent Pin: Graph-based medical image segmentation.
  • Andrey Bryutkin: Graph transformers for PDEs.
  • Xiaoyu Wang: Machine learning for cell tracking in light microscopy.
  • Ziruo Cai: Uncertainty quantification in medical imaging, optimisation, machine learning.
  • Junqi Tang: Optimisation, deep learning, medical imaging.
  • Aurelie Bugeau: Image and video processing and analysis.
  • Nicolas Papadakis: Computer vision, computational photography, oceanography, medical imaging.
  • Nadja Gruber: Chan-Vese models for medical image segmentation.
  • Jing Zou: Image registration.
  • Jean ProstHierarchical VAEs for image restoration.
  • Simone SaittaPhysics informed denoising and super-resolution of 4D flow MRI.
  • Chao Li: Neuroimaging, multi-omics, computational neuroscience, machine learning & deep learning.
  • Subhadip Mukherjee: Machine learning, inverse problems in imaging, optimisation, signal processing.
  • Malena Sabaté Landman: Inverse Problems, mathematical Imaging, numerical linear algebra, generative models, functional data analysis.
  • Rashmi Murthy: Inverse problems, applied partial differential equations.
  • Lisa Kreusser: Partial differential equations, data analysis, and mathematical formulations for machine learning.
  • Tatiana Bubba: Computational inverse problems with applications to medical imaging and spent nuclear fuels imaging.
  • Debmita Bandyopadhyay: Multi-sensor data analysis, forest species mapping, Alpine vegetation dynamics, statistical modelling, machine learning.
  • Yury Korolev: Inverse problems, variational methods, mathematical Imaging, theoretical machine learning.
  • Mickael Assaraf: Automated graph data augmentation.
  • Simone Parisotto: Mathematics for cultural heritage, inverse problems, anisotropic variational models and PDEs.
  • Stefano van Gogh: Leverage data-driven methods to regularise the tomographic reconstruction problem.
  • Rihuan Ke: Inverse problems in adaptive optics and post-processing, image processing and numerical linear algebra.
  • Marcello Carioni: Inverse problems, machine learning, calculus of variations.
  • Hankui Peng: subspace clustering, constrained clustering, active learning, image recognition, text mining.
  • Lei Zhu: Computer vision, image and video processing, medical imaging, deep learning.
  • Derek Driggs: Accelerated optimisation algorithms for machine learning and image processing.
  • Jonathan Williams: Analysis of airborne imaging data.
  • Philip Sellars: Image classification with graph-based semi-supervised learning.
  • Sebastian Lunz: Learning regularisation functionals and operator corrections.
  • Christian Etmann: Inverse problems, deep learning, medical imaging, adversarial examples.
  • Jonas Latz: Inverse problems, uncertainty quantification.
  • Kasia Targonska-Hadzibabic: Mathematics for cultural heritage.
  • Madeleine Kotzagiannidis: Analysis and exploitation of geometric structure in data for problems in signal processing and machine learning.
  • Hugo Blanc: Semi-supervised image classification for hyperspectral data.
  • Wei TangA hybrid model for vessel skeleton extraction.
  • Ula KomorowskaPDEs, finite elements, deep learning.
  • Rob Tovey: Mathematical challenges in electron tomography.
  • Jingwei Liang: Non-smooth optimisation, image processing and machine learning.
  • Matthew Thorpe: optimal transport, geometric deep learning
  • Erlend Skaldehaug Riis: Geometric numerical integration for optimisation.
  • Veronica Corona: Improving diagnostics by linking light microscopy with PET/MRI using novel mathematical methods.
  • Jonathan Ang: Learning latent representations via a DeepWalk approach.
  • Jianchao Zhang: Superpixel segmentation.
  • Marianne de Vriendt: Learning to classify medical images with minimal supervision.
  • Timothée Schmoderer: Joint hybrid variational models.
  • Caroline Zhu: Learning regularisation for optical flow.
  • Rosa KowalewskiDeep neural networks for image registration.
  • Joana Grah Mathematical image analysis for cancer research applications.
  • Rob Hocking: Image and video inpainting.
  • Sebastian Neumayer: Indirect image matching for tomographic inversion under shape priors.
  • Georg Maierhofer: Learning an optimal sampling pattern for MRI.
  • Vladimir Vankov: Classification and standardisation of ancient pottery by machine learning and geometric analysis.
  • Emile OkadaBuilding imaging devices: from hardware to software.
  • Chris Irving: Building imaging devices: from hardware to software.
  • Wuhyun Sohn: Seismic imaging.
  • Yoeri Boink: Motion analysis.
  • Sam Thomas: InSAR phase unwrapping.
  • Verner Vlacic: Dynamic image regularisation.
  • Juheon Lee: Mapping individual trees from airborne multi-sensor imagery.
  • Luca Calatroni: PDE models for imaging problems and applications.
  • Evangelos Papoutsellis: First-order gradient regularisation methods for image restoration.
  • Marie Autume: Art restoration.
  • Veronica Corona: Multi-spectral characterisation of thalamic nuclei with ultra-high field MRI.
  • Kostas PapafitsorosHigher-order regularity in imaging.
  • Maria Hänel: Optimal placement of cameras.
  • Goezde Sarikaya: Reconstruction of MRI data.
  • Stefi Anita: Segmentation for radiotherapy treatment planning.
  • Ziad KobeissiGenerating artificial fingerprints.
  • Hendrik Dirks: Imaging of intracellular flows.
  • Rien Lagerwerf: TGV-type inpainting for limited-angle tomography.