Stefan Niebler

Stefan Niebler is a Lecturer and active researcher in the fields of Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, and Medical Physics. He has contributed to advancements in RNA-Seq data processing and medical imaging techniques through publications from 2019 to 2021. His teaching experience includes co-instructing an Introduction to Programming course during the winter semester 2018/19.

• Academic Affiliation: Teaching role at Philosophical Seminar Building (Winter Semester 2018/19).
• Research Focus: Development of computational methods for RNA-Seq analysis (e.g., RNACache, RainDrop) and medical imaging optimization in dentistry.
• Publication Trends: Recent work highlights applications of algorithmic innovation in bioinformatics and medical physics, emphasizing efficiency and accuracy in data processing.
• Collaborations: Worked with colleagues like A. Müller, B. Schmidt, and T. Hankeln on interdisciplinary projects bridging computer science and biomedical research.