Thomas Vetter is affiliated with the University of Basel in Switzerland and has contributed extensively to research across engineering, materials science, and computer science. Their work spans multiple specialized subfields, including materials chemistry, computer vision and pattern recognition, biomedical engineering, computational mechanics, and spectroscopy.
Vetter's research topics prominently feature crystallization and solubility studies, face recognition and analysis, 3D shape modeling and analysis, analytical chemistry and chromatography, innovative microfluidic and catalytic techniques innovation, medical image segmentation techniques, and face recognition and perception.
Frequent publication venues for Vetter include:
Recent publications by Thomas Vetter include:
Among frequent coauthors are Aurora J. Cruz-Cabeza, Andreas Morel-Forster, Bernhard Egger, Petros Neoptolemou, and Giovanni Aprile, reflecting collaboration across interdisciplinary research projects.
Volker Blanz;Thomas Vetter
V. Blanz;T. Vetter
Pascal Paysan;Reinhard Knothe;Brian Amberg;Sami Romdhani
David A. Leopold;Alice J. O'Toole;Thomas Vetter;Volker Blanz
B. Amberg;S. Romdhani;T. Vetter
T. Vetter;T. Poggio
Volker Blanz;Curzio Basso;Tomaso A. Poggio;Thomas Vetter
V. Blanz;S. Romdhani;T. Vetter
Sami Romdhani;Volker Blanz;Thomas Vetter
Volker Blanz;Volker Blanz;Bernhard Schölkopf;Bernhard Schölkopf;Heinrich H. Bülthoff;Chris Burges
S. Romdhani;T. Vetter
Bernhard Egger;William A. P. Smith;Ayush Tewari;Stefanie Wuhrer
V. Blanz;P. Grother;P.J. Phillips;T. Vetter
Volker Blanz;Kristina Scherbaum;Thomas Vetter;Hans-Peter Seidel
Tomaso Poggio;Thomas Vetter
B. Amberg;R. Knothe;T. Vetter
Thomas Vetter
V. Blanz;A. Mehl;T. Vetter;H.-P. Seidel
Thomas Gerig;Andreas Morel-Forster;Clemens Blumer;Bernhard Egger
Volker Blanz;Thomas Vetter
Thomas Gerig;Andreas Morel-Forster;Clemens Blumer;Bernhard Egger
V Blanz;B Scholkopf;H Bultho;C Burges
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