dr.ir. B.C. Schwab (Bettina)

My research interests lie in systems neuroscience and computational biology with a focus on the motor system and basal ganglia. I am fascinated by the physiology of the human brain, and how it controls movement in such a precise and reliable way. Therefore, with a background in physics, I aim to investigate the (dys)function of this system using technical methods, including experimental and computational approaches: electrophysiological recordings, modulation of brain activity by both invasive and non-invasive stimulation, and neural network dynamics. I also have a fable for investigating the basics of electric brain stimulation and advancing new stimulation techniques.

• Biomedical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering

• 193640999 - Internship BME
• 202000880 - M12 BSc Assignment BMT
• 202001162 - Bachelor Thesis EE

• 193640999 - Internship BME
• 201400282 - Bioelectromagnetics
• 202000880 - M12 BSc Assignment BMT

Lay comic on one of my experimental works

U-Today article on my ERC Starting Grant project

Talk @ Computational Modeling in Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation Workshop 2020

Report on my stay @ Wiko Berlin

Organisations

• Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science (EEMCS), Biomedical Signals and Systems (BSS)