Computational Neuroscience Group
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Thesis Neuroinformatics Hinweise für Praktika, Theses und Module Advice on scientific writing SoSe 2024 - Comp. Neuroscience Basics
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Amos Gait Optimization Cut & Recombine MANIAC Dataset Ontology of Manipulation Actions Optimal Control Primitives Path Planning Using Deep Learning Quadcopter Scene250 Simsea Dataset
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ACAT - Learning and Execution of Action Categories ADOPD ADSYNX - Adaptive Control Method for Signal Synchronization IMAGINE Plan4Act Second Sino-German Symposium on Biomimetics Tetzlaff Research Group Webinar Series
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General Information

Physics

The course of studies is detailed in the study guidelines. If you are looking for a thesis in our working group, under normal conditions we assume that you have attended our lectures.

Specifically these are:

Bachelor

  • Theoretische Neurowissenschaften - Grundlagen
  • Journal Club Computational Neuroscience I
  • (Alternatively the Journal Club Computational Neuroscience II might be visited.)

Master

  • Computational Neuroscience: Learning and adaptive Algorithmen
  • (Kann auch im Bachelor-Studiengang angerechnet werden)
  • Journal Club Computational Neuroscience II
  • (Alternativ kann auch der Journal Club Computational Neuroscience I besucht werden.)

Further lectures for Bachelor and Master students

  • Theoretical and Computational Neuroscience: Collective dynamics of biological neural Networks I
  • Theoretical and Computational Neuroscience: Collective dynamics of biological neural Networks II

Computer Science

Since the bachelor thesis needs to be written in the chosen specialisation, the only way to write your bachelor thesis is to select the neuroinformatics specialisation.

In order to write your master thesis in our group, it is usually also required to specialise in neuroinformatics. But depending on your academic background we might allow execeptions.

Biology

The course of studies is detailed in the corresponding study guidelines. If you are interested, please take a look at the pages of the Faculty of Biology and Psychology.

If you are looking for a thesis in our working group, for Bachelor students under normal conditions we assume that you have attended the lectures of the module B.Bio.119 Neurosciences and Behavioral Biology.

At least for Master students we advise the lecture of module B.Phy.5601: Computational Neuroscience: Learning and Adaptive Algorithms. Possibly, you won’t find this lecture in the module listing of your faculty, so please contact the Dean of Biology for further information on how to get credits for this course.

People interested in studying at the faculty of biology might want to take a look at the interdisciplinary study course Master/Ph.D. in Neurosciences.

Computational Neuroscience Group