A reasonably recent version of my CV can be downloaded here [pdf].
A more up to date list of publications can be found on Google Scholar.
Our research focuses on advancing intelligent algorithms for multi-modal healthcare. We develop new generative and discriminative machine learning methods to enhance diagnostic decision-making, provide real-time guidance to human operators during diagnostic procedures, and explore emerging paradigms such as normative learning to ensure the safety of machine learning and bring its applications to the front lines of patient care.
Can we democratize rare healthcare expertise through Machine Learning, providing guidance in real-time applications and second reader expertise in retrospective analysis? This stream focuses on developing AI systems that work alongside clinicians in real-time diagnostic procedures.
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Can we develop normative learning from large populations, integrating imaging, patient records and -omics, leading to data analysis that mimics human decision making? This research explores learning what is "normal" across large populations to better identify anomalies and diseases. Our ERC project MIA-NORMAL focuses on anomaly-aware, open-world normative modeling.
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Can we provide human interpretability and effective human-machine teamwork of machine decision making to support the 'right for explanation' in healthcare? This stream develops methods for understanding and explaining AI decisions through causal reasoning and multi-agent systems.
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Developing cutting-edge methods for medical image segmentation, reconstruction, and enhancement across multiple modalities and anatomies. This includes novel vision-language models for 3D medical imaging.
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Creating realistic synthetic medical data to address data scarcity and improve model robustness.
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In Computer Science, peer-reviewed full papers at leading, top-ranked conferences are as important and sometimes more selective as journal publications. See e.g., http://bit.ly/2KzvvyZ or http://bit.ly/2ptl1tF for a discussion of this topic.
My research about human-centred AI in healthcare is at the interface of Computer Science, Medical Image Analysis, Machine Learning and Clinical Science. Thus, both journal and conference publications count equally much, and I have a good record in both categories.
The leading journals in my area are IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging (IEEE Trans Med Imag), Elsevier Medical Image Analysis (Med Image Anal) and from a machine learning perspective the Journal of Machine Learning Research (JMLR). The leading conference is the International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention (MICCAI) and its associated workshops.
Our group has three papers at NeurIPS 2025, marking significant advances in multi-agent reasoning, 3D medical vision-language models, and normative modeling:
Read more about our vision for hypothesis hunting and accelerating scientific discovery with agentic ML in our recent article.
High-performance computing resources were provided by the Erlangen National High Performance Computing Center (NHR@FAU) at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), under the NHR projects b143dc and b180dc. NHR is funded by federal and Bavarian state authorities, and NHR@FAU hardware is partially funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) – 440719683.
We acknowledge the use of Isambard-AI National AI Research Resource (AIRR). Isambard-AI is operated by the University of Bristol and is funded by the UK Government's DSIT via UKRI; and the Science and Technology Facilities Council [ST/AIRR/I-A-I/1023].
Additional support was received by the ERC project MIA-NORMAL 101083647, DFG 512819079, 513220538, and by the state of Bavaria (HTA). Some researchers are supported by the JADS programme and the UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in AI for Healthcare (EP/S023283/1).
This list is automatically generated from my BibTeX database based on Google Scholar.