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• 2021/09/17

  PhD defense by Afief Dias Pambudi

  

  On 15 September 2021, Afief Dias Pambudi successfully defended his doctoral thesis. go

• 2021/08/17

  PhD defense by Dominik Reinhard

  

  On 12 August 2021, Dominik Reinhard successfully defended his doctoral thesis. go

• 2021/06/01

  PhD defense by Sergey Sukhanov

  

  On 31 May 2021, Sergey Sukhanov successfully defended his doctoral thesis. go

• 2021/04/06

  Christian Schroth wins Ernst-Blickle-Studienpreis 2020

  

  Christian Schroth, since April 2020 Research Associate with the Signal Processing Group, wins the Ernst-Blickle-Studienpreis 2020 for his Master’s Thesis on Robust Bayesian Cluster Analysis, which was supervised by Michael Muma. In his work, he dealt with robust cluster analysis and developed highly innovative algorithms of statistical learning to identify clusters within a given data set. To this end, the data are modelled as multivariate random variables, which form point clouds in a vector space, the so-called feature space. Those point clouds are to be explained by a suitable underlying statistical model. Both, the number of clusters, as well as the cluster memberships of the individual data points are unknown. A variety of established approaches to this problem exist, but they often lose their statistical guarantees or break down entirely in the presence of outliers or non-symmetrical spread around the cluster centers. go

• 2021/03/12

  For his Contributions to Robust Signal Processing and Statistical Learning

  

  Michael Muma receives the EURASIP Early Career Award

  The „European Association For Signal Processing“ (EURASIP) Early Career Award EURASIP Early Career Award is awarded to outstanding researchers and engineers at an early or mid-stage of their career who are younger than 40 years, and whose current work shows not only significant scientific achievements but also high potential to advance scientific knowledge through novel, timely and significant endeavors. This year’s award goes to Dr.-Ing. Michael Muma of the Signal Processing Group. go

• 2021/01/21

  Understanding the Signals of our Hearts

  

  Wearable sensors, such as the ones used in smartwatches or fitness trackers, record a variety of signals. Mathematical tools help in exacting information about our state of health from these recordings. go

• 2021/01/11

  Special Session on Recent Advances Towards Robust Data Science at EUSIPCO

  

  Michael Muma, Esa Ollia and Frédéric Pascal are organizing a Special Session on Recent Advances Towards Robust Data Science at the European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO 2021). go

• 2021/01/07

  PhD defense by Di Jin

  

  On 17 December 2020, Di Jin successfully defended her doctoral thesis. go

• 2020/09/28

  Afief Dias Pambudi wins Three-Minute Thesis Competition at the 2020 IEEE RadarConference

  

  At the 2020 IEEE Radar Conference, held virtually, originally supposed to take place in Florence, Italy, Afief Dias Pambudi won the 3MT Competition by presenting his PhD topic “Robust Landmine Detection Using Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR)". go

• 2020/09/28

  Aylin Tastan and Afief D. Pambudi first and second in Student Paper Competition

  

  At the 2020 IEEE RadarConference, Aylin Tastan and Afief D. Pambudi both successfully participated in the 2020 IEEE Radar Conference Student Contest. Aylin Tastan’s work on robust clustering for human gait signatures was awarded the Best Student Paper Award, whereas the runner-up by Afief D. Pambudi focused on robust landmine detection. go