Marvin Seyfarth

PhD Student

Institute for Artificial Intelligence in Cardiovascular Medicine
University Hospital Heidelberg

About me

I develop and evaluate generative models for medical imaging, with a focus on efficient 3D and 4D synthesis.

My research connects high-resolution image synthesis with computational efficiency, anatomical and temporal structure, diversity, and memorization.

Marvin Seyfarth

Publications

Generative medical imaging, from models to evaluation.

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Nature Biomedical Engineering

2026 · Journal article

Unconditional latent diffusion models memorize patient imaging data

Salman Ul Hassan Dar, Marvin Seyfarth et al.

SASHIMI 2025

Conference paper

MedLoRD: A Medical Low-Resource Diffusion Model for High-Resolution 3D CT Image Synthesis

Marvin Seyfarth et al.

Publications

Generative medical imaging, from models to evaluation.

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BVM 2026

Conference paper

Rethinking Diversity Metrics in Medical Imaging with Wasserstein Distance

Marvin Seyfarth, Salman Ul Hassan Dar, Sandy Engelhardt

SASHIMI 2024

Conference paper

Latent Pollution Model: The Hidden Carbon Footprint in 3D Image Synthesis

Marvin Seyfarth, Salman Ul Hassan Dar, Sandy Engelhardt

ESC Digital & AI Summit

2026 · Conference abstract

Latent diffusion for single-pass full 4D cine cardiac magnetic resonance imaging synthesis with spatiotemporal autoencoding

Marvin Seyfarth et al.

ESC Digital & AI Summit

2026 · Conference abstract

Beyond visual realism: assessing coronary artery dominance diversity in AI-generated synthetic coronary computed tomography angiography images

Arman Ghanaat, Marvin Seyfarth et al.

News

Papers, milestones, and research updates.

Research milestone

CardioDiT and VolDiT accepted at MICCAI 2026

Our work on 4D cardiac MRI and controllable 3D synthesis will appear at MICCAI.

  1. CardioDiT preprint released

    Joint spatial and temporal modeling for 4D cardiac MRI synthesis.

  2. VolDiT preprint released

    Controllable volumetric medical image synthesis with diffusion transformers.

  3. Rethinking diversity evaluation

    WAD-Div measures diversity beyond visual similarity.

  1. MedLoRD published online

    Our SASHIMI 2025 paper examines high-resolution 3D CT synthesis under limited computational resources.

  2. Patient-data memorization study published

    Our Nature Biomedical Engineering study investigates patient-image memorization in unconditional latent diffusion models.

Talks & research notes

Presentations and explanations of my research.

Talks & outreach

Upcoming ·

From papers to models and back

How to become an AI-empowered scientist using AI agents

ESC Digital & AI Summit 2026
Basel, Switzerland

Research notes

Foundations ·

From noise to anatomy

Diffusion models for medical image synthesis

An introduction to denoising, conditioning, latent spaces, and evaluation.

  1. From noise to images
  2. Structure and conditioning
  3. Evaluating synthetic data
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Marvin Seyfarth University Hospital Heidelberg

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