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Home - BCCN TübingenHome - BCCN Tübingen Research CRC 1233 "Robust Vision"MICrONSNeuroroboticsITN "SwitchBoard"BMBF funding (2010-2017) Education Master of Science "Neural Information Processing"Doctoral ProgramSMARTSTARTFacultyNetwork Timeline Past events ResearchCRC 1233 "Robust Vision"MICrONSNeuroroboticsITN "SwitchBoard"BMBF funding (2010-2017)EducationMaster of Science "Neural Information Processing"Doctoral ProgramSMARTSTARTFacultyNetworkTimelinePast events Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Tübingen The Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Tübingen brings together researchers from the Faculty of Natural Science and the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Tübingen as well as the Max Planck Institutes for Biological Cybernetics and Intelligent Systems. Its mission is to organize teaching and research in computational and theoretical neuroscience in Tübingen, facilitating close collaboration between experimental and computational researchers. A particular focus in Tübingen is a close collaboration with the large machine learning community. Currently, the center conducts research in the following areas: Neural data analysis and machine learning for neuroscience Robust sensory processing in biological and artificial systems Quantitative psychophysics and computational psychiatry Neuroprosthetics and computational motor control Optimality principles in neuroscience   ResearchResearch in the BCCN tackles problems in computational neuroscience, focusing on the link between neuroscience and machine learning. Learn moreTeachingThe Bernstein Center Tübingen offers the MSc "Neural Information Processing" and a PhD training program in computational neuroscience.Learn moreFacultyThe Bernstein Center Tübingen brings together scientists from various disciplines.Learn more About us At the Bernstein Center Tübingen, scientists from various disciplines, including theoretical and experimental neurobiology, machine learning, and medicine, collaborate in order to analyze the basis of inference processes in the brain. In particular, a main research goal is to understand the coordinated interaction of neurons during information processing. Contact   office@bccn-tuebingen.de Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Tübingen ImprintPrivacyenen1727782861https://bccn-tuebingen.de

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