On 14 April 2026 ZESS members met for the 176th time. The topics of our very productive meeting were recomendations of the external advisory board, state of the project collaborations among the members, future collaborations and the general direction of…
A major success for AI research in Siegen: ZESS member Jun-Prof Dr Jovita Lukasik has secured funding under the prestigious Emmy Noether Programme run by the German Research Foundation (DFG). Up to now, the development of a neural network has…
Wed 1 April, 12.00 h in H-A 7106 Dr Christina Runkel will visit the Women in Vision Group in Siegen. Christina did her Masters in Computer Vision at the University of Siegen, wrote her Master’s thesis at the University of…
ZESS has launched its latest project. Researchers from four chairs work together and cooparate with a software company to develop an application that can recognize individual bison with the help of AI. The project team (from left to right): ZESS…
On 17 December Research Unit Learning to Sense welcomed Manuela Möller and Hanna Völkel from EAF Berlin for a day long workshop, training our diversity awareness. The sessions focussed on dynamics of power, unconscious biases, and communication in the work…
The DFG Research Unit Learning to Sense represented by Shashank Agnihotri, Marius Bock, Mishal Fatima, Vaishnavi Gandikota, Margret Keuper, Jovita Lukasik, and Michael Möller had organized a workshop about the joint optimization of imaging pipelines and neural networks at the…
On 28 November the ZESS family gathered for the traditional pre-Christmas External Advisory Board meeting where we presented our academic achievments and the very sucessful third party funding activities of the last year. Same as in 2024, we were especially…
Last Tuesdays ZESS Members gathered to discuss activities of the past year, the strategy for the coming months and decide on three membership applications! Prof Jasmin Grosinger, Jun-Prof Jovita Lukasik, and Prof Daniel O’Hagan had applied to be associated and…