Jonas Troles

Jonas Troles is a Researcher at the University of Bamberg, affiliated with the Cognitive Systems Group within the Faculty of Information Systems and Applied Computer Sciences. As AI Project Lead for BaKIM (UAV-Assisted Tree Health Assessment by AI), he focuses on applying human-centered AI to environmental monitoring and fairness in AI systems. His work bridges machine learning with interdisciplinary applications in forestry and education.

• Education:
  • M.Sc. in Computing in the Humanities (University of Bamberg, Germany)
  • B.Sc. in Psychology (University of Bamberg, Germany)
  • Voluntary Year of Social Service: Language Promotion for Refugee Children (Johannesschule Anrath, Germany)

Research interests include gender bias in machine learning, fairness in AI, and environmental monitoring using UAV data. He has contributed to datasets and architectures for tree crown segmentation and developed intelligent tutoring systems for SQL education. Recent publications explore the intersection of AI ethics, computer vision, and environmental science.

Active in academic service as TAO-SFZ Representative and former elected member of the University of Bamberg's student convent, Troles combines technical rigor with social responsibility in his research and teaching practices.