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Prediction of epileptic seizures by analyzing brain waves
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A team of physicists, physicians and neuroscientists at the Bernstein Center of the University Freiburg made a step forward towards the ambitious goal of predicting epileptic seizures, as published in the latest issue of the journal “Epilepsia”. Professor Andreas Schulze-Bonhage, head of the Epilepsy Center at the University Hospital Freiburg: “Unfortunately, a considerable fraction of all epilepsy patients do not respond well to commonly used pharmaceuticals. For these patients, an automatic prediction of their suddenly occurring seizures would offer great benefit – they could prepare for the epileptic attack, for example by taking fast-acting medicine.”
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Prof. Dr. Jürgen Hennig gives Hounsfield Memorial Lecture
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The Hounsfield Memorial Lecture 2015 will be given by Professor Dr. Jürgen Hennig.
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Prostheses with Sensory Feedback
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Freiburg researchers have developed electrodes that help amputees to grasp at objects
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Reconstructing networks from spike train data
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For networks with sparse connectivity, the underlying structure can be inferred from measured correlations
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Science Jam Nr. 1: Ein bunter Abend mit Seh- und Hörforschern
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Wissenschaft lebt vom Experimentieren. Viele Entdeckungen geschehen, wenn unterschiedliche Dinge zusammentreffen und auf unerwartete Weise miteinander reagieren. Dieses Prinzip greifen die „Science Jams“ auf: Die neue Veranstaltungsreihe des Bernstein Center Freiburg und des Exzellenzclusters BrainLinks-BrainTools der Universität Freiburg präsentiert Wissenschaft in ungewöhnlichen Zusammenhängen – weitab von Hörsälen und Seminarräumen.
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Scientists read out arm movements from brain’s surface
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Method opens door for low-risk brain machine interfaces
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Simple Solutions
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Dissecting the circuitry of sensory processing in recurrent networks
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Stairway to Synchrony
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How does synaptic structure shape dynamic interactions in a neuronal network? Mathematical analysis sheds new light on this question, the answer to which is fundamental for our understanding of the brain.
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State Teaching Award for Janina Kirsch
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Baden-Württemberg honours successful teaching concept
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Stimulating research
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Scientists explore how spontaneous and evoked activity in the brain’s network of nerve cells interact
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