Dear Students,
Our department announces available research topics on C@mpus as soon as supervision becomes available. To check for current offerings, log in to your C@mpus account, open the app “Search for Final Theses” (German: Abschlussarbeiten suchen), and filter the topics by entering your study program. Should a topic be available, please follow the instructions provided in the description section to proceed with your application.
For reasons of data protection, not every theses written under the supervison of the MLS Department are listed on this page.
Ongoing Theses
- Efficient Sampling of Diffusion Models through Adaptive Timesteps
Author: Connor Reed, Master's Thesis - Adaptative Noise Scheduling for Equivariant Diffusion Model
Author: Likhit Jain, Master's Thesis - Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) for university administrative documents
Author: Valentin Moosmann, Bachelor's Thesis - Lie-Group Induced Dynamics on PDEs
Author: Lea Laufner, Bachelor's Thesis - Evaluating the Performance of the MOMENT Time-Series Foundation Model in Financial Markets: A Comparative Study with Traditional Models in the Stock Market
Author: Noah Roggenbuck, Bachelor's Thesis - Domain Generalization in Ultra-Wideband Ranging Error Mitigation
Author: Manuel Schwarz, Master's Thesis - Model-based reinforcement Learning-Based Control Concepts for Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machines
Author: Moritz Straack, Master's Thesis - Generation and Analysis of Late Stage Accident Debris Bed Cooling Simulations for Varying Porosities Using Al Methods
Author: Sounak Chakraborty, Master's Thesis - Training Neuromorphic Devices with Spike-Based Feedback Control Algorithm - Applications for Robotic Control
Author: Johathan Haag, Master's Thesis
Completed Theses
- Data Attribution for Diffusion Models
Master Thesis, Tanja Bien - Stochastic Query Synthesis for Neural PDE Solvers
Bachelor Thesis, Finn Ullrich - Influence estimation for attributing the unfairness Of GNNs to training data
Master Thesis; Min Wang, 16.10.2023. - Layout-to-Image for Defect Sythesis via Diffusion Models
Master Thesis; Xuefeng Hou, 02.01.2023. - Linear Transformers for Solving Parametric Partial Differential Equations
Bachelor Thesis, Jan Hagnberger; 08.01.2024