I'm an ELLIS PhD student in the CompVis group, advised by Björn Ommer (LMU) and Peter Kontschieder (Meta).
My research focuses on generative models for vision and their world understanding.
Prior to my PhD, I've spent a wonderful time as a ML research intern at Intel Labs (Emergent AI
Research, German Ros, Benjamin Ummenhofer) and
Sony (AI Speech and Sound Group, Stefan Uhlich, Giorgio
Fabbro, Thomas Kemp), and
as a ML researcher at a startup (Duc Tam Nguyen).
I obtained my Bachelor's in EECS and my Master's in Signal Processing and Machine Learning at KIT.
I'm always open to collaborations and supervising Master's theses for exceptionally experienced and
motivated students (primarily in Munich). Just drop me an email :)
February 2026: We have three papers accepted at CVPR! 🎉 Looking forward to present one first- and one co-author paper on motion reasoning, and our work on token-sparse guidance. See you in Denver! 🏔️
September 2023: I completed my Master's and finished my 11-month stay at Intel Labs
(internship + thesis).
Research
I'm interested in generative AI and its applications to computer vision. Recently, I started
putting
particular focus on motion reasoning.
Selected papers are
highlighted.