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imaging techniques developing computational codes to process and understand large experimental datasets (e. g., image processing) analyzing experimental results; developing conceptual models and
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organised in five divisions: Biology, Chemistry, and Process Engineering; Informatics, Economics, and Society; Mechanical and Electrical Engineering; Natural and Built Environment; and Physics and Mathematics
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organizational levels of the brain – from molecular and cellular processes to complex neuronal networks and behavior. The Department Cellular Neuroscience of Prof. Dr. Stefan Remy in association with the Research
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science and information science techniques. Several areas of computer science and mathematics play important roles: data management and engineering, machine learning and data analytics, signal and image
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into an interdisciplinary research environment given by the university institutes and the cooperation partners in industry and science. The advanced Manufacturing Engineering paradigm for next generation factories is
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Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences • | Leipzig, Sachsen | Germany | about 11 hours ago
opportunities for cutting-edge research projects. Students benefit from the extraordinary infrastructure enabling all types of cognitive neuroimaging experiments. The IMPRS CoNI covers all major imaging and
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biomedical engineering, bioinformatics, biotechnology, molecular imaging and biomaterials. Training within the RegSci PhD programme takes place across three levels: students carry out their own research
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of one of the two annual PhD selection processes may begin doctoral work at any time during the following six months (usually 1 September of the same year and 1 March of the following year). The duration
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and imaging diagnostics. The degree of resolution – already at single-cell level – will continue to increase in all disciplines of life sciences, and the need to process and combine huge data sets
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integration and interdisciplinary exchange between students and young researchers from medicine, life science, and – since 2007 – also those with an engineering background. HBRS fosters educational and