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Research

Dr. Tobias Norajitra

Position:

Scientist

Contact:

Contact Form

Phone:

+49(0) 6221/42-3550

Fax:

+49(0) 6221/42-2345

Building:

REZ

Room:

F.02.077

Tobias Norajitra is a Senior Scientist, Postdoc and Group Lead at the Division of Medical Image Computing (MIC) at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ). He holds a PhD in computer science from MIC/DKFZ and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), after earning his Master's degree in computer science from KIT.

Projects:

Quality-controlled large scale image analyis in the German National Cohort
Computational analysis of subclinical comorbidities in clinical routine CT data
Shape and texture based quantification of COPD from MRI in the German National Cohort

Interests:

Machine Learning
Disease prediction and quantification
Image segmentation, shape modeling and Radiomics

Projects MIC