AI Working Group for Applied Physics and Life Sciences

Prof. Dr. rer. nat., Dr.-Ing. habil. Florian Zaussinger

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Research Group led by Prof. Dr. rer. nat., Dr.-Ing. habil. Florian Zaussinger

Research areas and areas of expertise

Key areas of theoretical research include, amongst others:

  • Self-supervised, physics-based neural networks
  • AI models with limited data
  • numerical flow simulation
  • Reconstruction of global data from local data

Application-oriented problems include, amongst others:

  • Control of microgravity experiments
  • Post-processing of very large data sets
  • Optimised high-performance computing

Application-oriented problems include, amongst others:

  • Control of microgravity experiments
  • Post-processing of very large data sets
  • Optimised high-performance computing

 Areas of application covered include:

  • Application to particle-laden microgravity experiments
  • Physics: real-time statistics, particle tracking and data reduction 
  • Medicine: 3D reconstruction of cells, detection of apoptotic cells, structure recognition
  • Fluid mechanics: reconstruction of global flows, PINN
  • Biology: structural detection of root tips

The team

Management

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil. Florian Zaussinger
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil. Florian Zaussinger
Fakultät Angewandte Computer- und Biowissenschaften

Staff

Mohammad Babar Jafree
Wael Aly Mohamed Mansour