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Welcome to the Department AIBE

The Department Artificial Intelligence in Biomedical Engineering (AIBE) was established as part of the Hightech Agenda Bayern. The traditional chair structure has been abandoned in order to maximize internal exchange and cooperation. Instead, there will be 8 professorships, which will be divided as follows:

Prozesse am Menschen
Research on medical processes, for example in precision medicine or in digital medical care in the home environment Other topics include neurosensor technology, personalized therapy and digital diagnosis and therapy.

Daten, Sensoren und Geräte
Topics of human-technology interaction, for example in autonomous and intelligent data acquisition or in the integration, representation and visualization of data. Methods for bioinformatics and intelligent materials and sensor technology are also in focus.

Medizinrobotik
medical robotics – exemplified by care or surgical robots – and intelligent prosthetics are the focus of attention. The latter area becomes visible in the Wearable Robotics.

The new department will establish a new consecutive Bachelor’s/Master’s degree course Artificial Intelligence (AI). In this way, FAU is creating new high-tech study places for Bavaria and young AI talent for science, business and society.

 

Current News:

AIBE Inauguration What a blast: AIBE’s Inauguration Event Three years after the Bavarian Prime Minster Markus Söder announced the Hightech Agenda, the new Department Artificial Intelligence in Biomedical Engineering (AIBE) of the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen (FAU) is fully in opera...

This year, the new AIBE department kicked off its first joint conference in order to maximize internal exchange and cooperation. Within the two-day event, the new Department presented its new labs and their respective research focus in exciting talks and posters to collaboration partners from university and industry.

Welcome to the next Digital Health Lunch Series #DiHLS – 19.07.2022   Lessons learned on academia-industry collaboration in bringing robotics to motor-impaired individuals - by Heike Vallery   Robotics offers large potential to help individuals who lost motor functions, but the field s...

New AIBE-Men: Bastian Söllmann Bastian did an apprentenceship as an IT system engineer at the RRZE between 2014 and 2016. After that he managed the servers behind FAUbox and went to the computer science departement later on. His spent his last two years building network infrastructure for school...

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