neu370 Neuroprosthetics (Complete module description)

2 SWS Lecture (total workload 90h: 30h contact/ 60 h 60h individual revision of lecture contents, test preparation)
1 SWS Seminar (total workload 45h: 15h contact / 30 h individual reading and preparation)
1 SWS Supervised Exercise (total workload 45h: 15h contact / 30 h individual work on portfolio tasks (interpretation of simulation results))

Anna Dietze

Either Neurophysics (5.04.4211) or Computational Neuroscience

+ Neurosci. knowlg.
+ Expt. Methods
+ Scient. Literature
+ Social skills
+ Interdiscipl. knowlg.
+ Maths/Stats/Progr.
+ Data present./disc.
+ Ethics [/nop] Upon successful completion of this course, students

- understand how neuroprostheses work
- have an interdisciplinary understanding of the underlying principles of electrical stimulation of neurons
- can implement  a coding strategy for neuroprostheses
- knows how a cochlear implant operates in detail and why it operates this way.

 

Topics
- electrical field distribution
- electrical stimulation of neurons
- biocompatibility
- coding strategies
- cochlear implants
- student seminar presentations on various types of neuroprothetics

Scientific articles: Copies of scientific articles for the seminar will be provided prior to the course
Text books or papers will be suggested prior to the course.

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