Pratik Bisht and Michael Möller presenting the spotlight “Neural Atlas Graphs for Dynamic Scene Decomposition and Editing” by Jan Philipp Schneider, Pratik Bisht, Ilya Chugunov, Andreas Kolb, Michael Möller and Felix Heide at NeurIPS in San Diego.
Paolo Zuzolo, who already had been a guest at ZESS for a talk in 2024 had returned for a longer research stay to collaborate with the DFG Research Unit “Learning to Sense”. Specifically, he worked on Shape Matching and Neural…
Three Publications from the DFG Research Unit “Learning to Sense” accepted by Shashank Agnihotri (Group of Margret Keuper at U Mannheim) – Congratulations and outstanding work!
Join us at the L2S: Learning to Sense Workshop at NeurIPS 2025!🗓 6-7 December 2025📍 San Diego, USA🌐 This workshop brings together researchers and practitioners exploring how learning-based approaches can be used in cross-disciplinary processes that are shaping the…
On 24th may 2025 University of Siegen presented itself at Open University day. At more than 50 booths and hands-on stations, visitors could learn about university life and could be active themselves. ZESS and DFG Research Unit “Learning to Sense”,…
Congratulations, Dr Patrick Müller (second from left), who succesfully defended his PhD thesis on Impact of Visual Range Optical Blur Aberrations on Deep Learning based Models for Image Classification and Object Detection! The late Prof Dr Otmar Loffeld supervised the…
The DFG research unit 5336 “Learning to Sense”, which is hosted at ZESS, had a very robust retreat at Mannheim castle last week. We were joined by friends and colleagues from adjacent fields, ensuring massive input/massive output (MIMO). Thanks everybody…
Official website: As part of its strategic funding initiative in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the German Research Foundation (DFG) will be funding eight new research units—including one at the University of Siegen. The “Learning to Sense” project,…