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born and resident in Vienna, married to Gabriele
Dorffner, PhD, three children
.
Associate Professor, Institute
of Artifical Intelligence of the Center for Medical Data
Science,
Medical University of Vienna, Austria
Curriculum Director for the Master
Program Medical Informatics at the Medical
University of Vienna
Business Developer and Head of Clinical Trials at The Siesta
Group Schlafanalyse GmbH
1985: M.S. in electrical
engineering/communication engineering,
Vienna University of
Technology
1985: M.S. in computer science, Vienna University
of Technology
1987: M.S. in computer science, Indiana University
1989: Ph.D. in computer science (minor:
linguistics), Indiana
University
1994: "Habilitation" in the field of
Artificial Intelligence with a thesis on"Artficial
Neural Networks: Theory and Application in Medicine"
and subsequent tenure, University of
Vienna.
Professional Career, Past
Positions
1985: Research assistant at the Austrian Research
Institute for Artificial Intelligence
1985-1986: Research assistant at the Phonetics
Lab, Indiana University
1987-1995: Assistant Professor at the Dept.
of Medical Cybernetics and Artificial Intelligence,
University of Vienna
1987-2007: Head of the Neural
Computation and Robotics Group, Austrian
Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence
1996: Visiting Scholar at Boston University,
Psychology Dept. (Jan-Feb)
2002-2014: Founder and Managing Director of
The Siesta
Group GmbH
2010-2013: Senior Manager at Philips
Respironics
2018-2020: Interim head of the Section
for Artifical Intelligence and Decision Support of
the
Center for Medical Statistics, Informatics and
Intelligent Systems, Medical
University of Vienna, Austria
Current research interests
- Machine learning (e.g. neural networks,
Bayesian inference)
- Medical signal and image analysis, time series
processing
- Neuroinformatics
Current
Past
-
Data Science for Personalized Medicine
(coordinator)
-
-
Imaging neuronal circuits of the preforntal
cortex during a gambling task (WWTF, co-PI, main
PI: Thomas
Klausberger)
- Multi-sensor sleep modeling based on contextual
data fusion (FWF)
- SENSATION:
Advanced sensor development for attention, stress,
vigilance and sleep/wakefulness monitoring (EU FP6
IST)
- MACS:
Multi-sensory Autonomous Cognitive Systems
Interacting with Dynamic Environments for
Perceiving and
Using Affordances (EU FP6 Cognitive Systems)
- MindRaces:
From Reactive to Anticipatory Cognitive Embodied
Systems (EU FP6 Cognitive Systems)
- MONOTONE - processing modelling in the printing
industry (EU FP5 GROWTH)
- SIGNAL
- Systemic architectures for growing neural
artefacts that live (EU FP5 IST-FET)
- Adaptive Models in Economics and Management
Science: Computational Intelligence (FWF SFB)
- SIESTA:
development of a new standard for polysomnographic
sleep analysis (EU Biomed-2)
- NEUFODI (Neural Networks for Forecasting and
Diagnosis Applications) (EU Esprit-II)
- Enhancement of EEG-Based Diagnosis of
Neurological and Psychiatric Disorders by
Artificial Neural Networks (EU Biomed 1)
- Statistical tools and knowledge transfer for
ECANSE
Recent publications:
Courses in Machine Learning, Neural Computation,
Neuroinformatics, Connectionism and related fields at
the Medical
University of Vienna, and, formerly, at the
Technical University of Ilmenau, Germany, and the Vienna University of
Technology.
Courses in Science in Medicine, Statistics,
Clinical Research, and Project Studies for students
of Medicine at the Medical
University of Vienna, as part of their
curriculum for Human Medicine.
Currently offered courses (old descriptions in
German)
Old course descriptions:
In addition, supervision of masters' and PhD theses
for students of Medicine or Medical Informatics
Workshops and symposia
- 2001: International Conference on Artificial
Neural Networks (ICANN 2001)
- 1988-2008: Symposium "Neural Networks and
Adaptive System" at the
European
Meeting on Cybernetics and Systems Research
(EMCSR)
- 1997: post-NIPS workshop on Neural Models of
Conceptual Learning
- 1997: First Austrian Workshop on Neural
Networks
Georg Dorffner, PhD, MS
Institute of Artificial Intelligence
Center for Medical Data Science
Medical University of Vienna
Währinger Str. 25a, A-1090 Vienna, Austria
Email: Georg <dot> Dorffner <at>
Meduniwien <dot> ac <dot> at
Tel: +43-1-40160-36316
Mobile: +43-664-4223987
Last update: Jun 24, 2024
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