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The inter-university center ‘Bionic Intelligence Tübingen Stuttgart (BITS)’ was inaugurated on May 20

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The inter-university center ‘Bionic Intelligence Tübingen Stuttgart (BITS)’ was inaugurated on May 20 in Weil der Stadt, the birthplace of Johannes Kepler. As part of the scientific program, the three speakers, Syn Schmitt, Martin Giese and Sabine Ludwigs, presented current research projects of the center. In addition, two internationally leading scientists in the field of bionic intelligence from the areas of bio-inspired robotics and computational psychiatry presented their latest research work.

Das interuniversitäre Zentrum 'Bionic Intelligence Tübingen Stuttgart (BITS)' wurde am 20.5. feierlich in Weil der Stadt, dem Geburtsort von Johannes Kepler, eingeweiht. Im Rahmen des wissenschaftlichen Programms wurden von den drei Sprechern, Syn Schmitt, Martin Giese und Sabine Ludwigs aktuelle Forschungsprojekte des Zentrums dargestellt. Außerdem päsentierten zwei international führende Wissenschaftler auf dem  Gebiet der Bionischen Intelligenz aus den Bereichen bioinspirierte Robotik und Computational Psychiatry ihre neuesten Forschungsarbeiten dar.

 

Tagesschau reports on the joint research on the use of microrobots for brain stimulation

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Tagesschau reports on the joint research on the use of microrobots for brain stimulation, which is being carried out in cooperation between the Hertie Institute (Dr. Benali, Profs. Giese), University of Stuttgart (Prof. Aghakhani), and the MPI for Intelligent Systems in Stuttgart (Dr. Yildiz, Prof. Sitti).

Tagesschau berichtet über die gemeisamen Forschungen zur Verwendung von Mikrorobotern für die Hirnstimlation, die in Kooperation zwischen dem Hertie Institut (Dr. Benali, Profs. Giese), the University of Stuttgart (Prof. Aghakhani), und dem MPI für Intelligente Systeme in Stuttgart (Dr. Yildiz, Prof. Sitti) durchgeführt werden.

 

Successful PhD defense of Michael Stettler. Congratulations!

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Michael has developed neural network and computer vision models that explain the cross-domain transfer for the recognition of dynamic facial expressions with different head shapes. In psychophysical experiments, he has investigated the influence of the basic head shape on expressions recognition.

Successful PhD defense of Christian Laßmann

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Successful PhD defense of Christian Laßmann, who was jointly advised by Prof. D. Häufle and our group.  Congratulations!

New Department N³: Neurorehabilitation | Neuroprosthetics | Neurotechnology

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The Medical Faculty of the University of Tübingen (MFT) and the Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research (HIH) have established the new Department N³: Neurorehabilitation | Neuroprosthetics | Neurotechnology.  The new Department includes the research groups of Martin Giese, Daniel Häufle, Ziad Hafed, and Cornelius Schwarz. It is member of the newly founded 'Center for Bionic Intelligence Tübingen-Stuttgart (BITS)'.

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