Academic staff with a Ph.D. who are formally part of the research group.

Early-career scientists who have completed their Ph.D. and are conducting independent or collaborative research to further develop their expertise and contribute to the group’s projects.

Doctoral candidates developing their thesis within the group. They actively participate in research activities under the supervision of faculty members.

Technical or applied researchers who contribute to the development of IA algorithms, computational tools, data processing pipelines, or experimental systems that support the group’s scientific goals.

Bachelor’s students involved in research tasks within the group, often as part of intern students or scholarships.

Past collaborators, including faculty and postdocs, who have contributed to the group and moved on to new academic, professional, or personal endeavors.