Matthias Gobbert

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University of Maryland Baltimore County

United States

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Matthias Gobbert is a Professor at the University of Maryland Baltimore County, USA. His research primarily focuses on the application of deep learning in medical imaging and proton therapy, as well as the simulation of complex biological processes. Recent publications highlight his work on enhanced prompt gamma imaging, machine learning in healthcare, and high-performance computing for mathematical modeling in biological systems.

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University of Maryland Baltimore County

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A feasibility study of enhanced prompt gamma imaging for range verification in proton therapy using deep learning

Deep residual fully connected neural network classification of Compton camera based prompt gamma imaging for proton radiotherapy

Applications of Machine Learning to Improve the Clinical Viability of Compton Camera Based in vivo Range Verification in Proton Radiotherapy

Challenges and opportunities for the simulation of calcium waves on modern multi‐core and many‐core parallel computing platforms

Performance Benchmarking of Parallel Hyperparameter Tuning for Deep Learning Based Tornado Predictions

A dynamically load-balanced parallel p-adaptive implicit high-order flux reconstruction method for under-resolved turbulence simulation

Linkages of calcium-induced calcium release in a cardiomyocyte simulated by a system of seven coupled partial differential equations

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Meilin Yu

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