Groups and People

Several groups at the BI conduct research within the area Computing and Cognition:

• Autonomous Perceptive Systems
• Cognitive Modeling
• Computational and Numerical Mathematics
• Distributed Systems
• Intelligent Systems
• Multi-agent systems
• Probability and statistics
• Systems, Control and Optimization

Researchers active in the area (in alphabetical order):

• Prof. Bart Besselink, System theory for nonlinear systems and large-scale interconnected systems
• Prof. Michael Biehl, Machine learning and Computational Intelligence
• Prof. Jelmer Borst, Computational (Cognitive) Models
• Prof. Kanat Camlibel, Systems and control theory
• Prof. Davide Grossi, Cognitive Multi-agent Systems
• Prof. Herbert Jaeger, Computation in Cognitive Materials
• Dr. Alef Sterk, Dynamical Systems Theory
• Prof. Niels Taatgen, Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Modeling
• Dr. Marieke van Vugt, Artificial Intelligence, memory, decision making, EEG, cognitive modeling, mindfulness, attention
• Prof. Holger Waalkens, Dynamical Systems Theory
• Dr. Fred Wubs, Numerical Mathematics