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Dr. Stefanie Liebe is a Principal Investigator at the Universitätsklinikum Tübingen and a Clinician Scientist affiliated with the Cluster of Excellence ‘Machine Learning for Science’. Her work bridges clinical and computational neuroscience, focusing on neural mechanisms of memory, perception, and epilepsy diagnostics using AI. She leads projects on theta-gamma oscillations in sequence memory, seizure behavior mapping, and spatial hearing modeling. Her team includes PhD students Meghal Dani, Muthu Jeyanthi Prakash, and Mohammed Raees MK. Collaborations span institutions like the Max Planck Institute and the University of Bonn. She holds grants from Else Kröner, DFG, and the MSCA CherISH network.
Education: Psychology (TU Dresden), Neuroscience PhD (Max Planck), Medical training (Tübingen/Bonn). Her research integrates invasive neurophysiological recordings, recurrent neural networks, and clinical data analysis to advance diagnostic tools for epilepsy and cognitive neuroscience.
- Key Projects: Multimodal seizure analysis, spatial hearing computational models, neural oscillations in MTL.
- Funding: Else Kröner Graduierten Kolleg, DFG Priority Program ‘Sensing LOOPS’, MSCA CherISH.
