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July 28, 2006
German Momentum in Neuroelectronic Systems Grows
Posted by Zack Lynch
The Peter Osypka Foundation has endowed an assistant professorship in the field of “Neuroelectronic Systems” which will be in the Department of Neurosurgery. As far as my sources know, Freiburg University (in Germany) is the first higher education institute in the EU to promote such a position, but surely not the last.
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1. Kensai on August 16, 2006 11:03 AM writes...
Freiburg University will soon be a Mecca for "Neuroelectronic Systems". :)
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