PhD Defense: Maura successfully defended her PhD
All good things come in threes! The next major milestone has been reached. I am very proud of my doctoral student Maura who successfully defended her dissertation. In her thesis, she addressed "Advances in Statistical and Machine Learning Methods for…
PhD Defense: Jonathan successfully defended his PhD
Jonathan successfully defended his PhD, titled “Self-Reflective Deep Learning for Sequential Decision Problems”, achieving the highest grade of summa cum laude.
PhD Defense: Nikita successfully defended his PhD
Nikita successfully defended his PhD on 'Deep Learning-Based Weed Detection in Agricultural Images'.
Students from Straubing and India visit TUM Campus Straubing: Experience artificial intelligence up close
How can artificial intelligence (AI) help to make agriculture more sustainable and gain new insights in the fields of chemistry and biotechnology? Students from Turmair-Gymnasium Straubing, together with guest students from India, got to the bottom…
Poster and Talk Awards honoured: Two prizes for GrimmLab doctoral students
From the ‘Weihenstephan Bioinformatics Symposium’ (WBS2025) in Freising, two scientists from the Professorship of Bioinformatics at the TUM Campus Straubing recently returned with two prizes. Jonathan Pirnay received the ‘Best Talk’ prize, Ashima…
Artificial Intelligence in the Life Sciences: Why AI models often fail in practice
Artificial intelligence (AI) based on machine learning offers opportunities for the life sciences. However, problems often arise in practice. One cause is data leakage, the illicit spillover of information from the training to the test data.…
TUMCS professors involved in future study
The future study DAS DEEP TECH MANIFEST: WECKRUF FÜR EINEN SCHLUMMERNDEN RIESEN: How we lead Deep Tech in Germany to sustainable success was recently presented in Munich. Two professors from TUMCS, Prof. Claudia Doblinger (Technology and Innovation…
Deep learning for complex discrete optimisation problems
PhD student Jonathan Pirnay and Prof. Dr Dominik Grimm, HSWT, have developed new machine learning methods to solve complex discrete optimisation problems using neural networks.