Research Groups

Excellent young researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics have the opportunity to lead a Max Planck Research Group. This enables them to develop an independent profile and take on leadership responsibility. Within the Institute, they are free to work in their own research area.

Dr. Svenja Brodt

Brain States for Plasticity

Dr. Svenja Brodt
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Romy Lorenz Headerbild

Cognitive Neuroscience & Neurotechnology

Dr. Romy Lorenz
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Dr. Assaf Breska

Dynamic Cognition Group

Dr. Assaf Breska
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Robert Ohlendorf. Image: Jean-Claude Winkler

Molecular Signaling

Dr. Robert Ohlendorf
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Dr. Pascal Fries

Neurodynamics

Dr. med. Pascal Fries [more]
Prof. Dr. Manuel Spitschan

Translational Sensory and Circadian Neuroscience

Prof. Dr. Manuel Spitschan [more]
Systems Neuroscience & Neuroengineering

Systems Neuroscience & Neuroengineering

Dr. Jennifer Li & Dr. Drew Robson

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Portrait of Marcel Binz

Core Cognition

The Max Planck Research Group Core Cognition is working on a unified theory of human cognition. To this end, the team members are developing computer-based cognitive models that translate existing psychological theories into algorithms. These methods are intended to investigate the brain’s information-processing mechanisms that cannot be directly inferred from observable behavior. [more]
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