| Surname, First name |
Research Focus |
Availability |
| Brandt, Thomas |
In the Institute of Clinical Neurosciences, studies address vestibular function in health and disease from eye movement recordings to perception using various methods such as psychophysical measurements, eye movement recordings, fMRI and computational modeling. |
TBA |
| Franzmeier, Nicolai |
Our overarching goal is to better understand the mechanisms that promote the development and progression of Alzheimer’s disease in order to develop clinically applicable personalized medicine models for predicting patient-specific disease trajectories. |
available in 2022 |
| Hemmert, Werner |
We focus our research on the auditory system where we combine modelling studies with experiments to develop novel approaches for the advancement of neuroprosthetics. |
TBA |
| Herz, Andreas |
The group of Prof. Herz uses methods from nonlinear dynamics and probability theory to analyze and model electrophysiological data, which are provided by collaborators, and to compare them with theoretical predictions. |
available in 2022 |
| Sirota, Anton |
Our research is focused on the mechanisms of information representation and propagation within and across different cortical networks. |
available in 2022 |
| Wachtler-Kulla, Thomas |
We take a multidisciplinary approach to study the neural principles of processing and coding in the visual system in relation to the properties of the sensory environment and to perceptual phenomena. |
available in 2022 |
