Tianyu Han

RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany.

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I am a PhD student at RWTH Aachen University in Aachen, Germany, working on Machine Learning research.

My doctoral research focuses on implicit generative models, adversarial invariant features, and federated learning methods for computer-assisted diagnostics. Passionately, I generate complex, high-dimensional radiological data to accurately predict the progression of diseases. My goal is to address challenges of broad clinical relevance, to develop approaches that are both precise and successful, and to construct intelligent systems that can improve our lives.

Before beginning my PhD, I graduated with distinction, i.e., mit Auszeichnung, from RWTH Aachen University in Physics. In my Master’s thesis, I estimated relaxation parameters from rapid Magnetic Resonance Fingerprinting measurements using Machine Learning techniques.

news

Dec 14, 2022 Our papers 1 and 2 on applying diffusion models on medical data were available on arXiv!
Dec 7, 2022 Editorial comment on our recent article in Radiology RSNA is available online.
Dec 6, 2022 Happy that our paper: “Artificial Intelligence for Clinical Interpretation of Bedside Chest Radiographs” got published in Radiology.
Nov 16, 2022 My new paper on predicting osteoarthritis using latent variable models made it to the cover of Nature Machine Intelligence! :heart_eyes: :sparkles: :smile:
Sep 30, 2022 Our paper: “Adversarial attacks and adversarial robustness in computational pathology” got published in Nature Communications.
Jul 14, 2021 My paper on exploring robust features in medical imaging got published in Nature Communications!
Dec 2, 2020 My paper on patient-sensitive data sharing got published in Science Advances!