Tobias Weißberg

PhD researcher at the University of Bonn, advised by Florian Bernard. I study structure and symmetry in geometry, computer vision, and neural networks.

Bonn, Germany, CET / CEST

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Education

University of Bonn

2025 - Present
PhD in Computer Science, advised by Florian Bernard

University of Bonn

  • Graduated with distinction
2022 - 2024
Master's Degree in Computer Science

University of Bonn

2018 - 2022
Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics

Research Areas

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Publications

Beyond Bit Matching: Orthogonal Watermarks for Collusion-Resistant Image Fingerprinting

Zhakshylyk Nurlanov, Tobias Weißberg, Florian Bernard

NeurIPS, 2026

Towards Stellarator Geometry Optimisation for Nuclear Fusion

Tobias Weißberg, Moritz Heep, Zorah Lähner, Florian Bernard

ECCV Workshop on Geometric Intelligence: From Vision to Scientific Discovery, September 2026 · Spotlight

Scores of five stellarator leaderboard entries before and after geometry refinement, alongside the best geometry found by the method.

We improve stellarator geometries for nuclear fusion through local shape refinement and a compact, two-dimensional design space.

Unsupervised Pixel-Level Semantic Left-Right Understanding of In-the-Wild Images

Weikang Wang, Tobias Weißberg, Florian Bernard

European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV), September 2026

Pixel-wise semantic left-right predictions on real-world images of animals, vehicles and furniture, with the two sides highlighted in red and blue.

We combine 3D shapes and images to learn which pixels belong to an object’s left or right side, without labelled training examples.

Symmetry Informative and Agnostic Feature Disentanglement for 3D Shapes

Tobias Weißberg, Weikang Wang, Paul Roetzer, Nafie El Amrani, Florian Bernard

International Conference on 3D Vision (3DV), March 2026

Symmetry-informative and symmetry-agnostic shape features, with results for symmetry detection, left-right classification and shape matching.

We disentangle 3D shape features into separate symmetry-informative and symmetry-agnostic components, improving symmetry detection and shape matching.

χ: Symmetry Understanding of 3D Shapes via Chirality Disentanglement

Weikang Wang †, Tobias Weißberg †, Nafie El Amrani, Florian Bernard

IEEE/CVF International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV), Oct 2025

Chirality features distinguish left and right on 3D shapes and resolve ambiguities in shape matching.

We extract left-right information from image foundation models to resolve symmetry ambiguities in 3D shapes.

Beyond Complete Shapes: A Benchmark for Quantitative Evaluation of 3D Shape Matching Algorithms

Viktoria Ehm †, Nafie El Amrani †, Yizheng Xie, Lennart Bastian, Maolin Gao, Weikang Wang, Lu Sang, Dongliang Cao, Tobias Weißberg, Zorah Lähner, Daniel Cremers, Florian Bernard

Computer Graphics Forum, Jun 2025

Correspondences between full and partial animal and human shapes in the BeCoS benchmark, illustrated by colour transfer.

We introduce a benchmark and dataset-generation framework for evaluating how well algorithms match complete and partial 3D shapes.

† denotes equal contribution.

Awards and Achievements

Prize for Outstanding Thesis, 2024

Bonn Computer Science Society (e.V.) · June 2025

Awarded for my master’s thesis 'Learning Semantic Understanding of Human-Made Sketches', which advanced methods for machine learning–based interpretation of hand-drawn sketches.