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13.12.2024

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Björn Ommer Receives 2024 Eduard-Rhein-Foundation Technology Prize

Honored for Breakthroughs in Latent Diffusion Models and Text-to-Image Generation

Our PI Björn Ommer has been awarded the prestigious Eduard-Rhein-Foundation Technology Prize 2024 for his contributions to latent diffusion models and text-to-image generators. This award recognizes his globally acclaimed innovations, which have significantly advanced the field.

The award ceremony will take place on Saturday, 24 May 2025 at 3 pm at Flugwerft Schleißheim (Hangar Schleißheim) in Oberschleißheim and honours outstanding achievements in science, business and culture.

Additionally, on Friday, 23 May 2025 at 4 pm, Björn Ommer will present his research at a colloquium hosted by the Technical University of Munich at Theresianum, Room 0606, TUM Main Campus.

Congratulations to Björn on this remarkable recognition!

#award #research #ommer

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