About
I am a postdoctoral researcher at Universität Siegen, currently interested in computational imaging and Computer Vision systems with applications in biological fields which can help for example in medical diagnosis.
Particularly, I am looking into the interplay between Physics, Computer Science and Mathematics to solve problems in 3D Microscopy.
A bit about my background: a strong foundation in Physics and specialized in Machine and Deep Learning and Statistics. Analyzing and storytelling data for 6+ years from the top-tier ATLAS experiment at CERN.
One of the earliest use of microscopes in Biology - Micrographia by Robert Hooke and the first use of the term ‘cells’ (1665)
Education
2017 - 2021
Universität Siegen
PhD in Physics
2014 - 2016
Universität Siegen
MSc in Physics
2013 - 2014
Alexandria University
MSc Coursework in Theoretical Physics
2004 - 2009
Alexandria University
BSc in Physics & Chemistry
Awards, Scholarships and Grants
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Qualified as a “scientific author“ of the ATLAS Collaboration, 2018
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Granted Deutschlandstipendium, a six-month stipend funded by the German government, 2015