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Since April 2024, I have held a position as a research assistant for quantum computer vision at the University of Siegen in the Computer Vision Group of Prof. Dr. Michael Möller, and I am co-supervised by Dr. Vladislav Golyanik, head of the 4D and Quantum Computer Vision Group at Max Planck Institute for Informatics. I received my PhD on quantum algorithms for image processing and my Master in computational life science from the University of Luebeck, both under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Jan Lellmann. I received my Bachelor in computer science from the University of Dschang, under the supervision of Dr. Maurice Tchoupe Tchendji.
I specialize in quantum computing’s applications to image processing and computer vision. This involves developing quantum algorithms for a range of optimization problems, both combinatorial and non-combinatorial. Quantum computing offers a powerful solution to overcome challenges posed by non-convex energies, limited storage, and high computational demands, promising more accurate and cost-effective solutions for real-world problems.
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29.9.2024. I was honored to give a talk titled Quantum Binary Optimization at the ECCV 2024 workshop on Quantum Computer Vision and Machine Learning (QCVML). [Slides]
29.4.2024. I started as a Research Assistant at the University of Siegen in the Computer Vision Group lead by Prof. Dr. Michael Möller, and I am co-supervised by Dr. Vladislav Golyanik, head of the 4D and Quantum Computer Vision Group at Max Planck Institute for Informatics.
23.4.2024. I successfully defended my PhD dissertation titled Quantum Algorithms for Binary Problems with Applications to Image Processing. [Slides]
5.3.2024. I gave a Talk titled Quantum Computing for Binary Optimization and Beyond: Bridging Classical and Quantum Landscapes to the “Computer Vision Group” of the University of Siegen. [Slides]
12.6.2023. Our paper A universal quantum algorithm for weighted maximum cut and Ising problems got accepted for publication in Springer Quantum Inf Process.
28.2.2022. Our paper An Iterative Quantum Approach for Transformation Estimation from Point Sets got accepted at CVPR22.
1.4.2021. I started as a PhD student at the University of Luebeck in the “Institute of Mathematics and Image Computing”.