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Inverse problems are by definition ill-posed either in the sense of solution existence and uniqueness, or stability. Traditionally, inverse problems are application oriented, although there are also pure mathematical problems that are considered to be inverse problems.

Our team is one of the research teams at the Unit of Computing Sciences at Tampere University. Our team studies inverse problems and several of their applications, varying from microscaled biology to understanding phenomena at galactic scales.

Our projects are part of the research programme of the Finnish Centre of Excellence in Inverse Problems Research and they have been funded by the Academy of Finland since 2006. In the period 2018-2026 the funding continues under the title Centre of Excellence in Inverse Modelling and Imaging. Additional funding is provided by Tampere University.

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Mikko Kaasalainen in memoriam

Mikko Kaasalainen, the leader of the Inverse Tampere research group, passed away in April after a long illness. Mikko was a kind visionary and we miss him dearly.

See the Obituary in Aamulehti.
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Upcomming virtual dissertation

The doctoral dissertation of M.Sc. (Tech.) Mika Takala titled Asteroid Tomography by Utilizing Nanosatellites will be publicly examined in the Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences at Tampere University starting on Friday August 28th at 16:00 (UTC +3:00).

See Dissertation.
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TreeQSM 2.4.0 published

A new version of the popular tree reconstruction procedure TreeQSM has been published in GitHub. This is the first major update since the initial release.

See GitHub.
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Team members

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