Hannah Schieber, PhD Student

Bio

I am a PhD student under the supervision of Prof. Daniel Roth at Technical University of Munich (TUM) / Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU). My research focuses on novel view synthesis for 3D content creation and guidance in extended reality.

I am also a research assistant at TUM, contributing to teaching in courses such as Advanced Topics in 3D Computer Vision and Modern Computer Vision Methods.

Since winter semester 2024/2025, I am holding the seminar Computer Vision in the Operating Room at TUM.

Visiting Research

In the first half of 2024, I was a visiting PhD student at the University of Otago, New Zealand, working on outdoor 3D scene creation for virtual reality using semantic Gaussian Splatting under the supervision of Prof. Stefanie Zollmann.

Education

I received my bachelor’s degree from HS Aalen and my master’s degree from TH Ingolstadt, both in computer science. Parts of my master thesis have been published at IEEE IV. My master’s studies were completed in the AUDI DUAL program.

My interests include computer vision, extended reality, cycling, and bouldering.

Contact
hannah dot schieber @ tum dot de
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