Nils Kober is a doctoral researcher at the University of Freiburg who blends eleven years of practical experience with deep mathematical and computer science training to advance transfer learning and nonparametric, shape-constrained estimation. His work in the Collaborative Research Center 1597 Small Data focuses on statistically principled methods for leveraging auxiliary information in low-data regimes, building on prior research integrating priors into Neural Pipeline Search. Comfortable moving between theory and applied engineering, he has contributed to railway-tunnel track detection and gauge estimation in industry and implemented prior/knowledge integration for AutoML tooling. Fluent in both rigorous mathematics and hands-on software development, Nils combines a researcher’s curiosity with an engineer’s attention to reproducible code and real-world measurement data.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Doctoral Candidate, Mathematics, Doctoral Candidate, Mathematics at The University of Freiburg
Exchange student (ERASMUS+), Mathematics, Exchange student (ERASMUS+), Mathematics at École normale supérieure de Lyon
Abitur, Abitur at Montessori Zentrum ANGELL Freiburg
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