The program provides research-oriented training in a wide spectrum of computational neuroscience topics, such as coding principles in sensory periphery; population coding in the early sensory cortex; perceptual inference mechanisms; and multi-sensory integration processes. Other fields of research include brain computer interfaces, neuroprosthetics and rehabilitation robotics. Students get insight into the development of new techniques in MEG and fMRI to improve spatial and temporal resolution. The combination of neurobiological, psychophysical and theoretical approaches will promote the development of technical devices mitigating lost sensory organ or brain function.
Kurzprofil
Studienabschluss
Master of Science
Studienform
internationales Studium, nicht-konsekutiv
Studienbeginn
Wintersemester
Voraussetzungen
Hochschulabschluss, formale Eignungsvoraussetzung, Sprachkenntnisse
Kosten
EUR
134
pro Semester