Organisation profile
About us
We want to understand the principles of biological information processing. How does the brain work?
The brain is the most complex system we know. It is one of the biggest blank spots on the scientific map. We want to contribute to its understanding.
Why is a cockroach still better adapted to its environment than the best computer?
How do we comprehend the content of images and language?
We are seeking to understand these still unknown principles of information processing and to apply them to technical systems.
Our research focus lies on:
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Neural Networks
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Machine Learning
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Pattern and Object Recognition
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Human Vision
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Modelling Neural Processes
Research Areas and Centers
- Centers: Center for Artificial Intelligence Luebeck (ZKIL)
- Research Area: Intelligent Systems
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Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years
Profiles
Research output
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AI-based collimation optimization for X-ray imaging using depth cameras
Mairhöfer, D., Laufer, M., Berkel, L., Sieren, M., Bischof, A., Barth, E., Barkhausen, J. & Martinetz, T., 14.01.2026, In: Neurocomputing. 661, p. 131881 1 p., 131881.Research output: Journal Articles › Journal articles › Research › peer-review
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Projects
- 10 Finished
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PRIVEE
Mohammadi, E. (Principal Investigator (PI)), Fischer, S. (Principal Investigator (PI)) & Martinetz, T. (Principal Investigator (PI))
01.03.21 → 31.08.22
Project: Endowments › Endowments
Prizes
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Innovationspreis 2012
Martinetz, T. (Award Recipient), Käster, T. (Award Recipient) & Fischer, S. (Award Recipient), 2012
Prize: Research Prizes, Scientific Awards
Activities
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Smart AI
Martinetz, T. (Participant)
2022 → …Activity: External professorship, extraordinary activities › Other research activities
Impacts
Press/Media
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Optimale Röntgenbilder dank Künstlicher Intelligenz
20.01.23
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media: Media Content › Online Text Content: Blog, article in online news, scientific website content