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Congratulations to Hadi Amirpourazarian: Completion of the Habilitation!

On 25.06.2026, Hadi Amirpourazarian defended his habilitation thesis, “The Predictive Video Encoding Using Visual Complexity Analysis” Congratulations! Committee members: Prof. Wolfgang Faber (Chairperson), Prof. Eckehard Steinbach (External Member), Prof. Wilfried Elmenreich, Prof. Barbara Kaltenbacher, Katharina Stengg, Yuliia Lomonosova, Christoph Rauter

Felix @ Rock my Worlds of English Podcast

Dr Felix Schniz participated in the podcast “Rock my Worlds of English” to promote the Master’s Programme in Game Studies and Engineering. The full podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4f4wSWb8SD48yFIsTDnG1I?si=Ha53h2m8Txe1LZuiTjJ-EA  

Paper accepted at “Applied Soft Computing” Journal

Title: GNS-GAN: A novel GAN model based on gradient noise suppression Authors: Hongyou Chen, Lingfeng Qu, Baodan Tian, Yutong He, Yong Fan, Hadi Amirpour, Christian Timmerer and Yao Xin Journal: Applied Soft Computing Abstract: Generative adversarial networks (GANs) are widely applicable generative models. However, ensuring stability in adversarial learning remains a significant challenge in current GAN training. Gradient noise, […]

Felix explores @ AAU´s Media Club

On 10 June 2026, Dr Felix Schniz hosted a session on the video game Bloodborne for AAU’s Media Club. Following this semester’s Media Club leitmotif of ‘the fantastic,’ Felix delved into the game’s depiction of arcane architecture, dream spaces, and the sublime in virtual realms. With 15 attendees and even guests from Salzburg on campus […]

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Paper presented @ IEEE CBMS 2026

Last week, Francesco Marchetto and Klaus Schoeffmann presented their work on synthetic data generation for surgical image synthesis at IEEE CBMS 2026 (Computer-Based Medical Systems) conference in Limassol, Cyprus. Their paper, entitled “Hybrid Semantic Augmentation for Cataract Surgery Image Synthesis with GANs and Diffusion-based Models”, investigated how augmenting semantics in conditional generative models can be […]

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Paper accepted @ SIMULTECH 2026

Title: Can Swarms Be Trusted? Showcasing Swarm Intelligence and Privacy Preservation Through AR  Conference: SIMULTECH 2026, Porto, Portugal, 18.-20.07.2026 Authors:  Melanie Schranz, M. Gojkovic, Horia Vulcu, Kseniia Harshina,  Abstract: Swarm intelligence provides a robust approach for decentralized coordination in nowadays systems, yet its algorithmic principles, like local decision-making, role differentiation, and emergent global behavior are often difficult to convey to individuals […]

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Special Session @ VCIP 2026

Title: Advances in Imaging, Perception, and Reasoning for High-Dimensional Visual Data Conference: VCIP 2026 Abstract: Recent advances in visual sensing, computational imaging, neural representations, and multimodal learning are transforming the way visual data are acquired, processed, communicated, and understood. Modern visual systems increasingly rely on high-dimensional visual data that extend beyond conventional RGB images and videos to […]

Tutorial accepted @ ACM MM 2026

Title: Perceptual Reliability in Multimedia: Quality Assessment and Anomaly Analysis Event: ACM MM 2026, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil — 10–14 November 2026. Presenters: Wei Zhou, Hadi Amirpour, Yang Liu, Patrick Le Callet

Paper accepted @ 3rd Workshop on Engineering Computing Continuum Systems (EDCCS 2026)

Quantifying Inter-City Network Latency in Europe: A Measurement based Study for Time-Critical Cloud Services 3rd Workshop on Engineering Techniques for Distributed Computing Continuum Systems (EDCCS), 22-25 June 2026, Seoul, South Korea Authors: Thomas Schleicher, Kurt Horvath, Dragi Kimovski, Bernd Spiess, Oliver Hohlfeld Abstract: Time-critical cloud and edge services depend on predictable and low-latency wide-area connectivity, […]