Brain Machine Interfaces - BIOE97075
Aims
This course introduces a technology that is no longer the domain of science fiction, but has become science and is partially used already in clinical settings: the interfacing of the human brain to electronic circuitry. The course will emphasize currently developed and used technologies such as brain-machine interfaces (e.g. for the restoration of movement and communication capabilities of paralyzed patients) and deep-brain stimulation (such as for treatment of Parkinson`s disease).
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Lecturer
Brain Machine Interfaces - BIOE97130
Aims
In this module you will be introduced to a technology that is no longer the domain of science fiction, but has become science and is partially used already in clinical settings: the interfacing of the human brain to electronic circuitry. The course will emphasize currently developed and used technologies such as brain-machine interfaces (e.g. for the restoration of movement and communication capabilities of paralyzed patients) and deep-brain stimulation (such as for treatment of Parkinson`s disease).
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Lecturer
Computational Neuroscience - BIOE97040
Aims
This module provides an introduction to Computational Neuroscience. Students will be provided with an appreciation of the role of computational and theoretical approaches to understanding the nervous system, and practical skills, such as basics knowledge of MATLAB, of numerical tools to simulate models.
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Lecturer
Computational Neuroscience - BIOE97132
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Course Leader