11 PhD-Positions in Neurotechnology

Neurotechnology is a rapidly growing field of research, thriving to repair, replace or

support physical functions affected by nervous system diseases by technical means.

At the Bernstein Focus for Neurotechnology (BFNT) we exploit electrical and
chemical signals recorded in the brain to control external or implanted devices.

The BFNT efforts are organized in projects on fundamental neurotechnological research,
the development of new techniques, clinical testing and neuroethical considerations.

PhD-Positions are available in the following projects:

·          Voluntary control of neuronal correlations for BMIs
(Project A2)

·          Co-Adaptivity of brain and computer: Interaction of two learning signals
(Project A3)

·          Adaptive interception of epileptic events based on predictive network dynamics
(Project A4)

·          Development, prototyping, fabrication and testing of individualized and long-term safe electrode arrays
(Project B1)

·          Multielectrode arrays with adjustable stiffness
(Project B2)

·          Improving microelectrodes for single cell recordings in the human brain
(Project B3)

·          NETCAD – An environment for 3D structural modeling of biological neuronal networks
(Project B5)

·          Real time metabolite sensing for feedback control of behaviour in neurological disorders
(Project C4)

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