Bernstein Network News. Find the latest news from our researchers regarding current research results, new research projects and initiatives as well as awards and prizes.
Making the Role of AI in Medicine Explainable
Making the Role of AI in Medicine Explainable - Analysis system for the diagnosis of breast cancer
Watching the brain learn
Scientists at Göttingen University discover structural changes in adult mice brains as seen in young animals
The fruit fly and its comb-shaped neurons
The fruit fly is one of the best-studied organisms in the world. Yet it still leaves questions unanswered. For example, how some of its neurons develop special, comb-like shape dendrites. ESI-scientists just conducted a study to answer it. And discovered something astonishing.
Ein Objekt greifen – Modell entschlüsselt komplette Bewegungsplanung im Gehirn
Neurobiologists at the German Primate Center developed a model that for the first time can completely represent the neuronal processes from seeing to grasping an object.
New Collaborative Research Centre Neuroelectronics at Kiel University
The German Research Foundation is funding the new Collaborative Research Center (SFB) 1461 "Neuroelectronics: Biologically Inspired Information Processing" at Kiel University with approximately 11.5 million euros.
University of Göttingen receives new Collaborative Research Centre
DFG funds ‘Mathematics of Experiment’ with approximately nine million euros
Restoring visual functions of the brain – project funded by EU
An international team of scientists around Udo Ernst (University of Bremen) and Dirk Jancke (Ruhr University Bochum) is researching possibilities for implants that are intended to directly target areas of the brain responsible for processing visual information.
Scientific Grand Prize awarded to Tobias Moser
Foundation Pour l'Audition recognizes his pioneering work towards the optical cochlear implant for the treatment of hearing loss.
Learning computational tricks from neurons
University of Göttingen coordinates new European research project on ultra-fast, fibre-optic technology.