Volker Steuber

Prof. Volker Steuber heads the Biocomputation Research Group at University of Hertfordshire's Centre for AI and Robotics Research. With a PhD in Computational Neuroscience from University of Edinburgh, his work develops biologically realistic models of neural systems and applies neuromorphic algorithms to real-world problems.

Research combines multi-level neural simulations with experimental collaborations, focusing on cerebellar function, olfactory processing, and spiking neural networks. Current projects include NeuroNex initiatives on olfactory-guided behavior and adaptive robot controllers using synaptic plasticity principles.

Recent publications demonstrate advances in olfactory receptor modeling, cerebellar-inspired robotics, and eye movement prediction. His group's interdisciplinary approach bridges computational neuroscience, machine learning, and robotics.

• President, Organization for Computational Neurosciences (2019-2022)
• NeuroNex Grant: From Odor to Action (2020-2025)
• FWF Project: Neuronal mechanisms of odor identification

Steuber has supervised multiple PhD students and leads international collaborations across 15+ countries. He serves on editorial boards and has organized major computational neuroscience conferences.