Group A2

Sensory information processing in a simple animal nervous system

Developing the box jellyfish into a model system for visual information processing enables systems level understanding of neuronal networks in response to specific sensory stimuli. Using a combination of electrophysiological, imaging, and molecular techniques, A2 will deliver information on the functionality of not only fully operational neuronal circuitry, but also on the plasticity of functional units during regeneration and “learning”. Visual information processing in the box jellyfish nervous system has great potential for transference into electronics, shifting e.g. pattern recognition capabilities from software to hardware.

A2

Project Management
Prof. Dr. Heinrich TerlauProf. Dr. Peer Wulff
Post-Docs
Dr. Jan Bielecki
Doctoral Researchers
Jan-Frederik Freiberg

News

Next CRC-colloquium on Apr. 25, 2024: Rebecca Burkholz (CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security)

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News from the ZEVS (CAU Kiel): Visit of the European Commission (Article only available in German - sorry!)

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CRC-colloquium on February 12, 2024: Petro Feketa (Victoria University of Wellington, NZ): Video is online!

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