Christoph Reich and Oliver Hahn won the Best Student Paper Award for their papers “Deep Video Codec Control for Vision Models” and “A Perspective on Deep Vision Performance with Standard Image and Video Codecs” at the 1st AIS: Vision, Graphics and AI for Streaming Workshop at CVPR.

Robin Hesse was featured in the Computer Vision News under “BEST OF ICCV” for his work “FunnyBirds: A Synthetic Vision Dataset for a Part-Based Analysis of Explainable AI Methods”.

Simone Schaub-Meyer was chosen as one of the 232 best reviewers (out of a total of over 7000 reviewers) of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2023.

Jan-Martin Steitz and Stefan Roth won the Honorable Mention for Best Paper award at the German Conference for Pattern Recognition 2021 for the paper “TxT: Crossmodal end-to-end learning with transformers” (jointly with J. Pfeiffer and I. Gurevych).

Deqing Sun, Stefan Roth, and Michael J. Black were awarded the Longuet-Higgins Prize 2020 of the IEEE PAMI Technical Committee for their CVPR 2010 paper “Secrets of Optical Flow and Their Principles”.

Marius Cordts was awarded the Uni-DAS Science Prize 2018 of Uni-DAS e.V. for his outstanding dissertation in the area of autonomous driving.

Junhwa Hur, Tobias Plötz, Stephan Richter and Anne Wannenwetsch were chosen as one of 164 best reviewers (out of a total of over 2000 reviewers) of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2018.

Uwe Schmidt received the prize for outstanding scientific contributions in the category Best PhD thesis in Computer Science by the Association of Friends of TU Darmstadt.

Stefan Roth was chosen as one of 75 best reviewers (out of a total of over 2000 reviewers) of Neural Information Processing Systems 2017.

Junhwa Hur and Stefan Roth won the Best Paper Award at the Workshop on Computer Vision for Road Scene Understanding and Autonomous Driving (jointly with ECCV 2016) for the paper “Joint Optical Flow and Temporally Consistent Semantic Segmentation”

Tobias Plötz was chosen as one of 71 outstanding reviewers (out of a total of 1163) of the European Conference on Computer Vision 2016.

Marius Cordts, Timo Rehfeld and Stefan Roth won the Best Paper Award (First Prize) at the IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium 2016 for the paper “Semantic Stixels: Depth is Not Enough” (jointly with L. Schneider, D. Pfeiffer, M. Enzweiler, U. Franke, and M. Pollefeys).

The 2015 PAMI Mark Everingham Prize was awarded to the Middlebury Datasets created by Daniel Scharstein, Richard Szeliski, and team. The award recognizes “a series of datasets and on-line evaluations, starting with the Stereo datasets in 2001, and extending to Optical Flow, MRF and others, which have inspired many other datasets.” Stefan Roth was part of the Middlebury Optical Flow team.

Stefan Roth was chosen as one of 68 outstanding reviewers (out of a total of 1233) of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision, 2015.

Stefan Roth was chosen as one of 75 outstanding reviewers (out of a total of 1238) of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2015.

Stefan Roth was listed as one of the top 40 scientists in Germany under the age of 40 by Capital Magazine.

Stefan Roth was chosen as an outstanding reviewer of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2014.

Christoph Vogel and Stefan Roth were awarded an Honorable Mention for the Marr Prize at the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision 2013 for the paper “Piecewise Rigid Scene Flow” (jointly with K. Schindler).

Timo Scharwächter und Stefan Roth were awarded a Main Prize at the 35th German Conference on Pattern Recognition for the paper “Efficient Multi-Cue Image Segmentation” (jointly with M. Enzweiler and U. Franke).

Uwe Schmidt and Stefan Roth were awarded a best student paper award at the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2013 for the paper “Discriminative Non-Blind Deblurring” (jointly with C. Rother, S. Nowozin and J. Jancsary).

Stefan Roth was awarded the Heinz Maier-Leibnitz-Prize of the German Research Foundation (DFG).

Qi Gao and Stefan Roth were awarded a DAGM Prize at the 34th Symposium of the German Association for Pattern Recognition for the paper “How well do filter-based MRFs model natural images?”.

Stefan Roth was listed as one of the top 40 scientists in Germany under the age of 40 by Capital Magazine.

Stefan Roth was awarded the Adolf Messer Prize by the Adolf Messer Foundation and Technische Universität Darmstadt.

Stefan Roth was awarded the Olympus Prize of the German Association for Pattern Recognition.

Stefan Roth was chosen as one of 31 outstanding reviewers (out of a total of 732) of the IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision 2009.

Stefan Roth was chosen as one of 22 outstanding reviewers (out of a total of 455) of the European Conference on Computer Vision 2008.

Stefan Roth was chosen as one of 33 outstanding reviewers of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2008.

Stefan Roth was chosen as one of 23 outstanding reviewers (out of a total of over 900) of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2007.