Our main research interest is the understanding of fundamental organizational principles of brain function and structure by means of computational analysis and modeling and the translation of our findings into clinical applications. Combining integrative approaches of computational neuroscience and neuroinformatics with expertise in advanced biomedical signal and image processing, our interdisciplinary research teams and their projects link the fields of neuroscience and biology with physics, computer science and mathematics.

The specific foci of our work groups are in the following areas:

Computational Neuroscience and Neuroinformatics

• Brain Network Architecture
  
• Modeling Brain Network Dynamics
  
• Brain Network Perturbation
  

Image Processing and Medical Informatics

• Advanced Image Computing
  
• Image-based Analysis and Modeling of Dynamic Processes
  
• eLearning