Modelling behaviour and brain activity using Multi-agent Reinforcement Learning
Uncovering shared cognitive representations in language models and biological agents
Firmware Light Sensing Applications in in-vivo Fiberphotometry
Master Thesis: Fraternal Inhibition in Songbird Brother
Master Thesis AVIAN: AVian Inspired Artificial Network for Vocal Production
Time-invariant shape recognition using tactile sensors on neuromorphic hardware (in collaboration with the University of Chicago)
Exploiting Heterogeneity in Neuromorphic Systems for Robust Analog Computing
Neuromorphic Sensor Integration for Plant Health Monitoring
Multimodal Neuromorphic Sensory Fusion with Hardware-Aware Spiking Neural Networks for Biomedical Applications
Optimal Spike-based Encoding (Analog to Spike - ASC) Methods for Wearable EEG
UZH - ETH Zurich students:
If you are interested in working on one of the projects listed above, there is always the possibility of defining sub-projects and objectives suitable for Master theses and Semesterarbeits. Please contact your prospective supervisor directly, and arrange a meeting with him or her.
International students:
Unfortunately we do not have any means of providing financial support for internships or thesis projects. However, if you find alternative sources of funding or can provide your own financial support, we can define student/thesis projects, provide the necessary lab and office space, and supervise your work. Given the experimental nature of the work being carried out in our lab, involving the design or use of custom analog VLSI devices, it only makes sense to consider project durations of at least 6 months.
Please make sure you can demonstrate your ability to financially support yourself (mainly for visa reasons) before contacting your prospective supervisor.