
Fabian Müntefering studied technical informatics at Leibniz University Hannover, where he received his master's degree in September 2021. Between October 2018 and March 2019, he worked as a visiting researcher at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and contributed to a reference implementation of the MPEG-G (ISO / IEC 23092) standard for the compression of genomic data. Since November 2021, he has been as a research assistant at the Institute of Information Processing in the field of medical information processing.
A list of his publications and citations is available at ORCID.
"Adaptive Parametersuche für die Kompression von DNA-Sequenzierungsdaten" - Ilkay Yerli, bachelor thesis, 2023
"Detection of Bacterial Clones in DNA Sequencing Data" - Muneeb Mohammad, bachelor thesis, 2023
"Entwicklung eines Demonstrators für heuristische Sequenzalignment-Verfahren" - Andreas Fennen, student research thesis, 2023
"Predicting the Health Benefits of Probiotics with Machine Learning and Limited Data" - Passawit Suriyodorn, bachelor thesis, 2024
"Characterizing the Impact of Alphabet Composition and Metric Choice on Edit Distance Embeddings" - Joshua Rooimans, bachelor thesis, 2024
"Exploring Input Encodings for Methylation Patterns in DNA Language Models" - Luca Eckelmann, bachelor thesis, 2024
"Statistical Modelling of DNA Methylation Using Structured State Space Models" - Kristian Enns, master thesis, 2025
"Vorhersagekonfidenz in epigenetischen Sprachmodellen“ - Tim Schubert, master thesis, 2025
Awards:
Best Presentation at AICPM 2023 for BACON: Bacterial Clone Recognition from Metagenomic Sequencing Data