Professor at Northwestern Polytechnical University
Berlin Metropolitan Area Germany
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Ningfei Li is a computational neuroscience professor and researcher with 12 years of experience bridging medical imaging, signal processing, and software engineering. Based in the Berlin area and now a professor at Northwestern Polytechnical University, he progressed from doctoral work at TU Berlin to research roles at Charité where he led applied imaging projects. He brings practical DevOps and C/C++ build-system expertise—demonstrated by substantive contributions to the widely used dcm2niix DICOM→NIfTI converter, improving cross-platform builds and dependency integration. His background in signal and electronic engineering informs a pragmatic approach to reproducible research pipelines and performant scientific software. Known for fixing low-level compiler and build issues, he combines hands-on implementation skills with academic leadership to translate complex imaging methods into robust tools.
13 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Master, Signal and Information Processing, Master, Signal and Information Processing at Northwestern Polytechnic University (CN)
dcm2nii DICOM to NIfTI converter: compiled versions available from NITRC
Role in this project:
Backend & DevOps Engineer
Contributions:92 commits, 18 PRs, 63 pushes in 6 years 3 months
Contributions summary:Ningfei significantly contributed to the project by modifying CMake files to improve build processes and add new features. Their work includes setting up the SuperBuild infrastructure, integrating external dependencies like OpenJPEG, Cloudflare zlib, and CharLS, and fixing build issues. Furthermore, the user addressed compiler errors and implemented options for choosing the runtime and build type, enhancing the project's flexibility and compatibility.
Contributions:7 releases, 90 pushes, 3 branches in 4 years 6 months
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