In our OCC PhD Program we welcome Marc Dührkop. His PhD project revolves around the question: How relevant are sensory inputs and motor expertise for movement prediction? The project is supervised by OCC members Prof. Dr. Ricarda Schubotz, Prof. Dr. Claudia Voelcker-Rehage and Dr. Sophie Siestrup.
We welcome Prof. Albrecht Stroh from the Institute of Physiology I - Neurophysiology as a new member of the Otto Creutzfeldt Center in 2025.
He says of his research:
In collaboration with clinical scientists, I apply network-centered neurophysiological approaches in early-stage models of neurological diseases with the aim of defining the function of neural networks as independent pathophysiological units, thereby enabling new therapeutic strategies that focus on interventions based on the state of the brain.
We welcome Annika Lüttjohann from the Institute of Physiology as a new member of the Otto Creutzfeldt Center in 2025.
Annikas research interests are:
Cellular and network mechanisms of absence epilepsy, Electrophysiology: LFP-, multi- and single
neuron recordings in freely behaving or anaesthetized rodents, statistical analyses, brain-computer
interfaces, deep brain stimulation.
