Moritz Gögl

I grew up in Regensburg, Germany, and completed my undergraduate in physics at the University of Munich, with my bachelor’s project in theoretical physics focusing on extra-dimensional gravity models. I then moved to the UK to complete a two-year master's degree in physics at Imperial College London, supplemented by internships in finance and consulting. During my master's studies, I became very passionate about deep learning, which, along with my interest for medicine, led to my one-year research project with the Biologically Inspired Computation and Inference Lab. In this context, I worked on the simulation of cardiac MRI images for training image processing neural networks.

My other research interests lie in the application of machine learning on health data such as in the context of decision support tools, time series, wearables or prediction of disease trajectories – but I am always keen to explore new areas of research.

Outside of work, I love spending time in the great outdoors, organising hiking and cycling tours, playing the piano, and meeting-up with friends.