I received my Master's degree in computer science with distinction under the supervision of Prof. Markus Gross at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich in October 2007. My Master's Thesis got awared with an ETH Medal. My primary focus was computer graphics and animations in particular. My current research focuses on subspace models and algorithms for visual data.
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I have been awarded with an outstanding reviewer award for my efforts in the ECCV 2012 reviewing process.
September 2012
I have successfully passed my PhD Defense at ETH Zurich!
September 2012
Our paper "Unknown Radial Distortion Centers in Multiple View Geometry Problems" has been accepted for ACCV 2012.
September 2012
My application with the Max Planck Center for Visual Computing and Communication for a
post-doctoral fellowship has been accepted. I will therefore soon move to California where I will spend two years at Stanford University.
July 2012
I have been awarded with an outstanding reviewer award for my efforts in the CVPR 2012 reviewing process.
June 2012
Our paper "A Unified View on Deformable Shape Factorizations" has been accepted for ECCV 2012.
May - September 2011
I took the chance to do an internship with Henrik Stewenius at Google. This was a great opportunity to learn
more about computer science and engineering in general, and about a different field of computer vision more specifically.
Google announced their Google European Doctoral Fellowships. I'm happy to be one of the awardees!
Therefore, starting from 2010, I can call myself a Google Fellow.
I attended the Gene Golub SIAM Summer School 2010 on Numerical Linear Algebra in Brindisi (Italy). I had the opportunity to listen to some interesting lectures
and to meet interesting people with a slightly different background, i.e. a math background.
