Instructors: Prof. Dr. Nassir NavabDr. Shahrooz Faghihroohi,  Dr. Han Li, Dr. Azade Farshad, Yousef Yeganeh, Yue Zhou




Registration

Announcements

  • Interested students should attend the preliminary meeting. This semester, we will have a joint presentation of the MLMI and DLMA courses offered on Wednesday, 04.02.2026, with the following agenda:

    Machine Learning in Medical Imaging (MLMI): 14:00 hrs. - 14:30 hrs.
    Deep Learning for Medical Applications (DLMA): 14:30 hrs. - 15:00 hrs.

    The sessions will be conducted by the following Zoom link:
    https://tum-conf.zoom-x.de/j/64943024190?pwd=S82DItjso6Zsc2mYhk31489cYqrcRY.1
  • The MLMI Introduction slides can be found here: MLMI Preliminary Meeting SS26.pdf


Introduction

  • The aim of the course is to provide the students with notions about various machine learning techniques. The course is mainly defined by a project.
    • The topics of the projects will be distributed at the beginning of the semester. Each topic will be supervised by a different person. 

Course Structure

  • Presentation: 50% Intermediate and Final Presentation (Done by all tutors -- mainly on your presentation skill, progress so far compared to other groups ...etc.)
  • Project Progress: 50% Project Progress (Done by your tutor -- mainly on your weekly progress on lrz git repository.)

Schedule

22/06/2025Midterm Presentation
  • Literature Review
  • Problem Statement
  • Methodology Overview
  • Initial Baselines (Optional)

It is expected that the students are familiarized with the problem, and are able to discuss the aspects and possible solutions, have a clear roadmap, and have initial code

03/08/2025Final Presentation
  • Experiments & Results
  • Results Analysis
  • Discussion and Feedback

Students will briefly go through the problem statement, selected baselines, proposed method, and discuss their results and analysis.

07/09/2025Final Submission
  • Complete Documentation with Contributions
  • Finalized Results
  • Final Code, Slides, and Report Submission for evaluation
Students work on their documentations (in Sharelatex.tum.de or Overleaf), finalize their missing experiments, and list their individual contributions. I.e., the report should contain the contributions each team member made to the project.

Projects

 Title

 Tutors

 Proposal

 Students

 Interactive Diagnostic Reasoning for Pathology Report Generation (REG2 Challenge-Oriented Project) MLMI_Project_Summer2026_HanLi.pdfXun Ma, Nick David Schwan, Doğa Elif Konuk, Dominik Garstenauer
 Multimodal Final Infarct Prediction and Attribute-

Aware Analysis

 MLMI_InfarctPrediction_KnowledgeGuided_Proposal_SS26.pdfXukai Zhao, Andre Datchev, Arved Becker, Dorsaf Gnaoui

A Capability Study of Flow Matching on Structured Dynamics: Rigid and Deformable Motion in a Surgical Simulator

 MLMI_Project_Summer2026_FlowCap.pdfZilas Dunke Nascimento, Aaron Schulze, Noah Khalil


 

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