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If you are a master student interested in neuroscience research and image analysis, we might have a project for you. Contact us! 

Open projects

Master thesis proposals

• Comparing Stimulation Models

• Optimization for Computer-Assisted Programming

• Towards a Computational Model for Impedance-Based Brain Tumor Resection

Lab internships or immersions

• Tractography Modelling of Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson's disease with Chronic Stimulation Data

Ongoing projects

• Adriana Jorge,  REducing SPEECH-related side-effects of deep brain stimulation in Parkinson's disease via automated speech analysis

• India James-Lichter, mapping of chronic stimulation data for Parkinson's disease

Past projects

• Bryan Perdrizat, 2022, Tractography Modelling of Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson's disease

• Jan Waligorski, 2022, Exploring 3D Deep Learning for Stimulation Maps for Deep Brain Stimulation

• Quentin Savary, 2022, Better probabilistic stimulation maps.

• Simona Leserri, 2022, Tractography Modelling of Deep Brain Stimulation for Psychiatric Disorders

• Simon Nordenström, 2021, Sweet-spot-based assisted programming for DBS.

• Roberto Garza, 2020, Patient-Specific Anisotropic VTA Estimation. Engineering master thesis. Accepted as full paper at the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Conference 2021 (link to follow).

• Jean-Philippe Lévy, 2020, Structure-Function Relationship of the Posterior Subthalamic Area with Directional Deep Brain Stimulation for Essential Tremor. Part of MD doctoral thesis.

• Martin Schober, 2020, Deep Brain Stimulation for Chronic Cluster Headache: Meta-Analysis of Individual Patient Data. Part of MD doctoral thesis.

• Martin Schober, 2019, Detecting the Orientation of Deep Brain Stimulation Leads from Magnetic Resonance Images. MD master thesis.