Uni-Tübingen

17.11.2024

November 28/29th 2024: Science and Career Talk wih Prof. Begüm Demir

With the Science & Career Talks series, the University is intensifying its gender equality activities as part of the Excellence Strategy by inviting experienced and successful female scientists to Tübingen.

Prof. Begüm Demir

Head of Remote Sensing Image Analysis group, TU Berlin
Field: Big Data Analytics for Earth Observation

Talk
28.11.2024, 16:15 

Deep Earth Query: Information Discovery from Big Earth Observation Data Archives

Host:       Prof. Volker Hochschild, Geographic Information Systems
Location:   Hörsaal 23, Kupferbau, Hölderlinstr. 5 
                  Kupferbau | Universität Tübingen

Prof. Fr. Demir will give a public lecture about her scientific research activities which lie at the intersection of machine learning, remote sensing and signal processing. Specificially, she performs research in the field of processing and analysis of large-scale Earth observation data acquired by airborne and satellite-borne systems.

Prof. Dr. Begüm Demir is a professor at TU Berlin, founder and head of the Remote Sensing Image Analysis (RSiM) group at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and head of the Big Data Analytics for Earth Observation group at the Berlin Institute for the Foundations of Learning and Data (BIFOLD).

Workshop
29.11.2024, 12:15-15:15 

Stepping Stones to Success: The Journey of Transitioning from a Research Associate to a Full Professor Position

Location: Department of Geoscience, Rümelinstr. 19-23
                Rümelinstr. 19-23 | University of Tübingen (uni-tuebingen.de)

Register now! You are warmly invited! For further information, please visit: https://uni-tuebingen.de/en/221946

Prof. Dr. Demir will give a workshop for female Postdoctoral and PhD Researchers. The focus will be on empowering women in science, with Prof. Demir sharing her academic journey. She will reflect her progression from a research associate to a full professor, highlighting significant contributions and achievements in her research.

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