PD Dr. rer nat. habil.
Jochem
Rieger
Otto-von-Guericke-Universität
Magdeburg
Klinik
für
Neurologie II
Leipziger
Str. 44
39120
Magdeburg
Tel.
+49 (0)391 6117511 or -12
Fax. +49 (0)391
67290224
E-Mail:
jochem.riegerATmed.ovgu.de
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Curriculum Vitae
Since 2002
Group Leader at the Department
of
Neurology
(Head of
department: Prof Dr. H.-J.
Heinze).
My workgroup focusses on the neural basis of visual perception, motor
action and their interaction in "natural" every day life
conditions. Methodologically we investigate ways using machine
learning and engineering approaches to better understand brain
function. Our
methods include psychophysics, fMRI, ECoG, EEG/MEG, and eye movement
measurements. See Research
for more details.
Since 2009
Visiting Researcher in Robert T. Knight's Lab at the Hellen Will Neuroscience Institute, UC Berkeley, CA, USA
2008
Habilitation (postdoctoral university degree with lecturer qualification)
2006
Visiting Researcher with Prof. Bodis-Wollner, Center for Excellence in Parkinson's Disease, SUNY Downstate, NY, USA
2001
Visiting scholar
with Brian
Wandell, Dept. of Psychology, Stanford
University, CA, USA
2000-2001
Assistant Professor at
the Department
of Biological Psychology at the
Otto-von-Guericke University,
Magdeburg in Prof. Dr. Karl
Gegenfurtner's
Group.
1998
Course
"Computational
Neuroscience: Vision"
at
the Cold
Spring Harbor Laboratory,
NY, USA
1998-2000
Doctoral
Thesis on: "Psychophysical
and physiological (MEG)
investigations on visual masking the prediction
of
the
recognition of natural scenes." (Psychophysische und
physiologische (MEG) Untersuchungen zur Maskierung und Vorhersage der
Wiedererkennung natürlicher Szenen) at the Max-Planck-Institute
for Biological
Cybernetics
in Tübingen.
Supervisors: PD Dr. Karl
Gegenfurtner,
Prof. Dr. Heinrich
Bülthoff and
Prof. Dr.
Deszö Varju.
1991-1997
Eberhard-Karls-Universität
Tübingen, Diploma study of Biology ( Physiology, Physiological
Psychology, Genetics)
and
Philosophy (theory of mind, applied ethics)
Diploma-thesis:
"Psychophysical
investigations on the spatial and
temporal characteristics of contour interpolation" (Psychophysische
Untersuchungen zu räumlichen und zeitlichen Eigenschaften der
Konturvervollständigung) at the Max-Planck-Institute
for Biological Cybernetics in
Tübingen. Supervisors: PD.
Dr. Karl
Gegenfurtner
and Prof. Dr. Heinrich
Bülthoff, and Prof. Dr.
Deszö Varju.
1987-1991
Vocational training and employment as a pattern maker
Funding:
DFG-grant: RI 1511/1-3
„Neuronale Prozesse der räumlichen Informationsverarbeitung
in natürlichen Szenen“ (Neuronal processing of spatial
information in natural scenes) 2006-2009
BmBF-grant FKZ: 01GO0504 Center for Advanced Imaging. Sub-project
„Perceptual and cognitive context factors in visual natural scene
processing.“ 2005-2008
DFG-grant: RI 1511/1-1 „Neuronale Prozesse der räumlichen
Informationsverarbeitung in natürlichen Szenen“ (Neuronal processing of spatial
information in natural scenes) 2004-2006
Volkswagen-Stiftung: Financial support for the workshop „Bewusstsein“
(Consciousness) 2002
Boehringer-Ingelheim-Stiftung: Financial support for the
workshop „Bewusstsein“ (Consciousness) 2002
Gustav Lienert Stitung zur Nachwuchsförderung: Stipend for research
stay at the Stanford University 2001
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