Research

Machine Learning in Biomedicine
(Christoph Bock)

Our research combines machine learning with genome technology, single-cell biology, and cell engineering. We are working on personalized therapies for cancer and immune diseases. We are part of the European Laboratory for Learning and Intelligent Systems (ELLIS.eu) and the Human Cell Atlas. More information: https://bocklab.org.

Machine Learning for Prediction and Signal Processing
(Georg Dorffner)

Our focus is two-fold: (a) Classical machine learning applied to patient data to predict diseases or their outcomes, (b) Deep learning and other methods applied to signal processing, in particular to the interpretation of EEG and other electrophysiological signals, such as, for instance the automated scoring of polysomnograms in sleep medicine.

Trustworthy AI
(Matthias Samwald)

AI systems are evolving rapidly and are poised to revolutionize biomedical research and clinical practice. But with increasing capabilities come new challenges and risks. Our research group is dedicated to the mission of ensuring that advanced AI systems are robust, interpretable and beneficial. More information: https://samwald.info/

Dynamics of Neural Systems
(Adam Gosztolai)

Our research aims to understand how the brain and AI systems solve computational challenges through the dynamical activity of neural populations. We use machine learning, geometry and dynamical systems theory to bridge the gap between biological and artificial systems and to develop methods that benefit clinical and broader scientific applications.

Deep Learning Methods & Applications
(<position to be filled>)

We are recruiting a group leader / assistant professor with research focus on deep learning methodology and applications in medicine. This future research group will pursue methods development in machine learning (e.g., interpretability, causality, generative models), together with prototypical applications in medicine or biomedical research.