Dr. rer. nat. Sven Sickert
Sven Sickert
Address: Computer Vision Group
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Friedrich Schiller University of Jena
Inselplatz 5
07743 Jena
Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 3641 9 46424
E-mail: sven (dot) sickert (at) uni-jena (dot) de
Room: 3024
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Curriculum Vitae
since 2019 Research Associate
Computer Vision Group, Friedrich Schiller University Jena
since 2019 Lecturer & Study Program Coordinator for Computer Science studies
Institute for Computer Science Jena, Friedrich Schiller University Jena
2019 – 2022 Team Leader: “Learning from 3D and Unstructured Data”
Computer Vision Group, Friedrich Schiller University Jena
2013 – 2018 PhD Student
Computer Vision Group, Friedrich Schiller University Jena
PhD Thesis: “Semantic Segmentation of 3D Data using Contextual Cues”
2007 – 2012 Studies in Computer Science (Diploma)
Friedrich Schiller University Jena
Focus: Image Processing / Computer Vision
Diploma Thesis: “Strategien des Aktiven Lernens” (“Strategies in Active Learning”)
Research Interests
  • 3D Point Cloud Analysis
  • Representation Learning
  • Semantic Segmentation
  • Medical Image Understanding
Projects
Ongoing
Former
Reviewer Activities
Journals
  • IEEE Transactions on Image Processing
  • Expert Systems With Applications
  • IET Computer Vision
  • Remote Sensing
Conferences
  • IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR, 2025)
  • DAGM German Conference on Pattern Recognition (DAGM-GCPR, 2025)
  • International Conference on Machine Vision and Applications (MVA, 2025)
  • European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV, 2024)
  • Asian Conference on Computer Vision (ACCV, 2022)
  • UK Conference on Medical Image Understanding and Analysis (MIUA, 2020)
Teaching
Winter term 2025/2026
Summer term 2025
Supervised Theses
  • Maria Gogolev: “Comparing and Modifying Distributions of Latent Diffusion Models to Impose Image Properties”. Master thesis, 2024. (joint supervision with Niklas Penzel and Tim Büchner)
  • Chris Gerlach: “Erkennung und Evaluierung von Kopfgesten und Mimiken in Videoaufnahmen im Kontext der Verhaltensanalyse”. Master thesis, 2023. (joint supervision with Tim Büchner)
  • Fateme Shafiei: “Classification of Facial Expression using Multivariate Surface Electromyography Timeseries”. Master thesis, 2022. (joint supervision with Tim Büchner)
  • Chima Nmerenu: “Learning Networks for 3D Point Cloud Data based on Synthetically Generated Samples from Mathematical Formulas”. Master thesis, 2021.
  • Xu Yang: “Spherical Convolutions at Anatomical Landmarks for Facial Analysis Tasks”. Master thesis, 2021. (joint supervision with Jhonatan Contreras)
  • Felix Fleisch: “3D-Momente Invarianten auf Basis gelernter Triangulierungen zur semantischen Analyse von 3D-Punktwolken”. Bachelor thesis, 2021.
  • Selina Müller: “Integrating Hierarchical Knowledge for Medical Image Analysis Tasks”. Master thesis, 2019. (joint supervision with Clemens-Alexander Brust)
  • David Pertzborn: “Application and Analysis of Generative Adversarial Network for Non-Supervised Anomaly Detection in Colonoscopy Imaging”. Master thesis, 2019. (joint supervision with Clemens-Alexander Brust and Christoph Theiß)
  • Marie Arlt: “Improving Semantic Segmentation of Polyps in Coloscopic Data using Augmentation Techniques”. Master thesis, 2019. (joint supervision with Clemens-Alexander Brust and Christoph Theiß)
  • Martin Nußbaum: “Semantische Segmentierung von sequenziellen Bilddaten mittels Rekurrenter Neuronaler Netze”. Bachelor thesis, 2017.
  • Christopher Manthey: “Fahrbahnsegmentierung mittels echtzeitfähiger Convolutional Networks in eingebetteten Systemen”. Master thesis, 2016.
  • Matthias Reuse: “Analyse verschiedener Demosaicing-Verfahren für Aufgaben der Fahrbahnerkennung”. Bachelor thesis, 2016. (joint supervision with Manuel Amthor)
  • Christoph Runge: “Semantische Segmentierung mittels Iterative Context Forests für große Mehrklassenprobleme”. Bachelor thesis, 2015.
  • Clemens-Alexander Brust: “Semantische Segmentierung mittels Convolutional Networks für die automatische Fahrbahnsegmentierung” Bachelor thesis, 2014. (joint supervision with Marcel Simon and Erik Rodner)

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Publications
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