The KEMAI Team

Doctoral Researchers

Meet the doctoral researchers of the KEMAI project team.

13 researchers

Computer Science, Philosophy & Ethics

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Alexander Lodemann
Alexander Lodemann, M.Sc.
Institute of Artificial Intelligence
Planning the Unplannable: Leveraging Automated Planning to Guide Medical Procedures
Uliana Vedenina
Uliana Vedenina, M.A.
Department of Computer Science
Multimodal Representation Learning for Reliable Medical AI
Atif Khurshid
Atif Khurshid, M.Sc.
Institute of Neural Information Processing
Learning Search and Decision Mechanisms in Medical Diagnoses
Jacob Costantino
Jacob Costantino, M.A.
Department of Philosophy
Inductive Risk in Medical AI
Maximilian Otte
Maximilian Otte, M.Sc.
Department of Computer Science
Neuro-Symbolic Integration with Information Constraints
Michael Glöckler
Michael Glöckler M. Sc.
Institute of Media Informatics
Explainable 3D Deep Learning for medical data
Nahla Taha
Nahla Taha, M.Sc. Ing.
Institute of Medical Systems Biology
Integrating Semantic Domain Knowledge In Machine Learning For Medical Diagnostics.
NP
Nina Parchmann, M.A.
Institute of the History, Philosophy and Ethics of Medicine
Accountability of AI-based Medical Diagnoses
Yiheng Xiong
Yiheng Xiong, M.Sc.
Section of Experimental Radiology, University Hospital of Ulm
Robust Deep Learning for Medical Imaging under Domain Shift and Data Scarcity
Alexander Lodemann
Alexander Lodemann, M.Sc.
Institute of Artificial Intelligence
Planning the Unplannable: Leveraging Automated Planning to Guide Medical Procedures
Uliana Vedenina
Uliana Vedenina, M.A.
Department of Computer Science
Multimodal Representation Learning for Reliable Medical AI
Atif Khurshid
Atif Khurshid, M.Sc.
Institute of Neural Information Processing
Learning Search and Decision Mechanisms in Medical Diagnoses
Jacob Costantino
Jacob Costantino, M.A.
Department of Philosophy
Inductive Risk in Medical AI
Maximilian Otte
Maximilian Otte, M.Sc.
Department of Computer Science
Neuro-Symbolic Integration with Information Constraints
Michael Glöckler
Michael Glöckler M. Sc.
Institute of Media Informatics
Explainable 3D Deep Learning for medical data
Nahla Taha
Nahla Taha, M.Sc. Ing.
Institute of Medical Systems Biology
Integrating Semantic Domain Knowledge In Machine Learning For Medical Diagnostics.
NP
Nina Parchmann, M.A.
Institute of the History, Philosophy and Ethics of Medicine
Accountability of AI-based Medical Diagnoses
Yiheng Xiong
Yiheng Xiong, M.Sc.
Section of Experimental Radiology, University Hospital of Ulm
Robust Deep Learning for Medical Imaging under Domain Shift and Data Scarcity

Medicine

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Christina Zellner
Christina Zellner
Ulm University Medical Center, Nuclear Medicine
Combined Imaging-Based and Clinical Multi-Omics Characterization of Intraindividual Tumor Heterogeneity in Metastatic NSCLC: Analysis of Primary Tumor and Distant Metastases
Hanna Krekler
Hanna Krekler
Ulm University Medical Center, Nuclear Medicine
Early Treatment Response in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer: Prediction Using Delta Radiomics, Machine Learning and Integrative Multi-Omics Analysis
HC
Henriette Czech
Ulm University Medical Center, Nuclear Medicine
Multimodal, radiomics- and AI-based characterization of the vitality and heterogeneity of Echinococcus lesions, with a particular focus on predictive markers of therapeutic response
Jonas Plathow
Jonas Plathow
Clinic for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology
Predicting the clinical trajectory and hospitalization in COVID-19 pneumonia using artificial intelligence – an experimental study as a model for future pneumonia prediction based on imaging biomarkers and clinical parameters
Christina Zellner
Christina Zellner
Ulm University Medical Center, Nuclear Medicine
Combined Imaging-Based and Clinical Multi-Omics Characterization of Intraindividual Tumor Heterogeneity in Metastatic NSCLC: Analysis of Primary Tumor and Distant Metastases
Hanna Krekler
Hanna Krekler
Ulm University Medical Center, Nuclear Medicine
Early Treatment Response in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer: Prediction Using Delta Radiomics, Machine Learning and Integrative Multi-Omics Analysis
HC
Henriette Czech
Ulm University Medical Center, Nuclear Medicine
Multimodal, radiomics- and AI-based characterization of the vitality and heterogeneity of Echinococcus lesions, with a particular focus on predictive markers of therapeutic response
Jonas Plathow
Jonas Plathow
Clinic for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology
Predicting the clinical trajectory and hospitalization in COVID-19 pneumonia using artificial intelligence – an experimental study as a model for future pneumonia prediction based on imaging biomarkers and clinical parameters