Mo, 06. February 2023 → The successful completion of a doctorate always means a challenge for the doctoral student that lasts several years. "Great joy and relief" was also felt by Olatomiwa Badmos after he successfully defended his dissertation entitled "Application of deep learning methods in materials microscopy for the quality assessment of lithium-ion batteries and sintered NdFeB magnets" at KIT Karlsruhe a few days ago. The now 30-year-old started as a research assistant at the Materials Research Institute (IMFAA) at Aalen University in June 2017 and began his doctorate in April 2018. In it, he dealt with machine learning methods for microstructure and quality assessment of lithium-ion batteries and sintered NdFeB magnets under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Gerhard Schneider and Dr. Timo Bernthaler and with the participation of KIT. He has also been working as a Senior AI Engineer at AstraZeneca Computational Pathology for more than two years, in December 2022 he was promoted to Associate Director, Oncology Data Science Platforms.