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Stefan Rotter is a Professor of Computational Neuroscience at the University of Freiburg and a founding member and Managing Director of the Bernstein Center Freiburg. His research interests focus on the structure, dynamics, and function of neuronal networks, with a specific emphasis on the mammalian neocortex. His work involves mathematical modeling and data analysis of multi-scale neuronal network topology and spiking activity dynamics in recurrent networks, as well as functional and structural synaptic plasticity in learning networks. Rotter employs advanced statistical data analysis and large-scale numerical simulations in his research, aiming to develop network-based theories that enhance the understanding of the neuronal mechanisms underlying brain diseases. He has contributed to numerous publications and has been involved in various professional activities promoting excellence in neuroscience research.
University of Freiburg • Freiburg
Full professor in Computational Neuroscience, teaching and leading research in theoretical and experimental neurobiology.
Institute Frontier Areas Psychology Mental Health, Freiburg • Freiburg
Tenured staff scientist in computational neuroscience.
University of Freiburg • Freiburg
Research assistant in theoretical neurobiology and biophysics.
Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology • Tübingen
Conducted research in developmental biology and computational neuroscience.
Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics • Tübingen
Research in biological cybernetics and computational modeling.
Focus on Advanced Quantum Mechanics and experimental/theoretical electives.