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Wilhelm and Else Heraeus-Foundation

In this interdisciplinary field, at the cross-roads of experimental physics, signal processing, computational image processing, mathematics of inverse problems, this school focused on the fundamentals and the underlying concepts. And we aim at highlighting the interplay of physical encoding by experimental design and computational decoding by reconstruction algorithms.

The school is intended for Ph.D. students and advanced master students entering research in the fields of computational imaging, physical optics, and mathematics of inverse problems in imaging, which seek an interdisciplinary perspective right from the start. More advanced Ph.D. students and postdocs which are already practitioners in their special fields (e.g. X-ray imaging, electron and light holography, visible light ptychography, computational imaging and AI) but which want to broaden their expertise by educating themselves in related fields are equally included in the scope of the school.

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Wilhelm and Else Heraeus-Foundation

A challenge in the development of the field is the wide variety of background knowledge that is necessary to tackle the challenges: physicists often struggle with developing efficient and high-performance algorithms, while not many computer scientists have the in-depth physical understanding to develop novel microscopy schemes. Mathematical developments concern novel simulation and optimization schemes, convergence guarantees, etc. For sustained progress, the development of an interdisciplinary exchange and, in the mid-term, the development of a cohesive subfield is a necessity.