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Wolfgang Meier
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Jorn Rickert
Jörn Rickert studied biology in Hamburg and Freiburg. In his doctoral thesis on the representation of movement in the motor cortex, he contributed to the basic neurobiological research. During this time the idea to take the scientific work as a bridge to this application and to start a business was born. After completing his doctorate in 2004, he took over as project manager of the Freiburg Brain Machine Interfacing Initiative (BMII) the task of transferring the research results, this scientist-grouping into a marketable product. Since the founding of CorTec in September 2010, he is CEO of the company.
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Martin Schuttler
Martin Schüttler studied electrical engineering at the University of Braunschweig. Subject of his doctoral microsystem were processed nerve interface. Since its completion in 2002, he has worked with over 150 publications a reputation as an internationally recognized scientist in the field of neuro-prosthetics. After several research stays abroad since 2005 he is group leader at the Institute for Biomedical Technology by Prof. Thomas Stieglitz and one of the senior scientists of the Freiburg BMII. In CorTec he coordinated in a managerial capacity development work.
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Thomas Stieglitz
Thomas Stieglitz studied electrical engineering, specializing in biomedical engineering, in Brunswick and Karlsruhe. He got his PhD from Saarland University where he also habilitated in biomedical microsystems engineering in 2002. From 1993 to 2004, he worked at the Fraunhofer Institute for Biomedical Engineering (Institut für Biomedizinische Technik, IBMT) in St. Ingbert. He there founded the research conducted in the field of biomedical microsystems for neuroprosthetics, which eventually led to the formation of a neuroprosthetics task force. Since 2004, Prof. Stieglitz has held the chair for biomedical microtechnology at the Department of Microsystems Engineering (Institut für Mikrosystemtechnik ,IMTEK) at the University of Freiburg. His research priorities include the development of biocompatible construction and interconnection technologies as well as the use of microsystems for neuroprostheses and neuromodulation.
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