CRC 855 "Magnetoelectric Composites - Future Biomagnetic Interfaces"
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The long-term goal of this collaborative research center is the development of a innovative uncooled, unshielded biomagnetic interface, mainly for medical purposes, wich should record brain- and heart functions by their magnetic fields. Such biomagnetic interfaces enable medical applications like magnetoencephalography (MEG) and magnetocardiography (MCG) that won't be possible with todays sensors. Furthermore new, visionary applications like brain controlled prothesises, optimised learning or novel body monitoring functions will appear. In the future such biomagnetic interface could be part of a "brain-machine-interface" and would in comparison to common concepts on basis of electroencephalography (EEG) not require head mounted electrodes and will thereby broaden the application possibilities and acceptance. More information on the website of CRC 855 |
