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Research Group of Jochen Triesch

Jochen Triesch

How do cognitive processes grow out of the interplay of millions of relatively simple nerve cells? How do networks of such cells self-organize to give rise to intelligent perception, action, and thought? How do these networks change during brain development, learning, or disease? To answer these questions we develop computer models to simulate brain function and processes of change inside computers (in silico). On the one hand, this leads to a deeper understanding of the brain. On the other hand, we contribute to a new generation of intelligent artificial systems which will bring about profound societal and economic changes.

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We are continually offering exciting Master and Bachelor thesis topics for highly motivated students from Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Biophysics or Bioinformatics. Check out our research areas below and contact us if you would like to write your thesis in our lab.

Members

Arthur Aubret

Arthur Aubret

Postdoc

Office: 3|203 (FIAS)
Phone: +49 69 798 47662

Francisco M. López

Francisco López

PhD Student

Office: 1|401 (FIAS)
Phone: +49 69 798 47530

Alex Stoll

Alex Stoll

PhD Student

Office: 1|302 (FIAS)
Phone: +49 69 798 47608

Petros-Evgenios Vlachos

PhD Student

Office: 2|200 (FIAS)
Phone: +49 69 798 47535

Xia Xu

Xia Xu

PhD Student

Office: 3|401 (FIAS)

Zhengyang Yu

Zhengyang Yu

PhD Student

Office: 3|401 (FIAS)

Nico Bohlinger

Master Student

Office: 2|200 (FIAS)
Phone: +49 69 798 47535

Marcel Raabe

Master Student

Office: 2|200 (FIAS)
Phone: +49 69 798 47535

Philip Sommer

Philip Sommer

Master Student

Office: 2|300 (FIAS)
Phone: +49 69 798 47532

Markus Ernst

Markus Ernst

Employee

Office: 1|400 (FIAS)
Phone: +49 69 798 47437

Marius Vieth

Employee

Office: 1|301 (FIAS)
Phone: +49 69 798 47607

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The people who contributed to the lab now work all over the world.

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