PhD Student for Data Science
at Bielefeld University
About Me
I am a PhD student in computer science working at the Semantic Computing Group at Bielefeld University, Germany. My research focuses on Federated Learning, particularly within the healthcare domain. Previously, I contributed to the KINBIOTICS project funded by the German Federal Ministry of Health, which concluded in 2024. Since then, I have continued exploring Federated Learning with a specific focus on its applications in healthcare.
Beyond Federated Learning, I am broadly interested in enhancing medical treatment through data-driven Clinical Decision Support Systems and the use of explainable Artificial Intelligence. My goal is to leverage data science and machine learning techniques to address real-world challenges in healthcare and improve patient outcomes.
Originally from a small town of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, I received my B.Sc. in Business Information Systems at FHDW Paderborn, Germany and my Master's degree (M.Sc. Business Information Systems, focusing on Data Science) at Paderborn University. During that time, I worked at Bertelsmann SE & Co. KGaA for four years and joined the Social Computing Group of Paderborn University as Student Assistant. Finally, I joined the Semantic Computing Group in October 2021.
My research interests include:
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We show how the accuracy of explanations for sepsis onset predictions in a federated learning environment can be improved through secure and privacy-preserving background dataset synthesis.
We envision Federated Learning Platforms, which extend traditional federated learning into a dynamic platform where client participation is continuously adapted based on their expected value and strategic incentives. Throughout the paper, we provide both a conceptual framework and an empirical proof-of-concept.
Our study aims to analyze the feasibility of an AI-based CDSS pilot version for antibiotic therapy in sepsis patients and identify facilitating and inhibiting conditions for its implementation in intensive care medicine.
I presented our paper titled "Leveraging Local Data Sampling Strategies to Improve Federated Learning" at the International Journal of Data Science and Analytics's Journal Track
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