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Internship - EEG fNIRS Data Acquisition and Pre-Processing

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Motivation of the Work
Turning todays research into tomorrows applications together. At ZEISS we focus on usercentric innovation to transform ideas into cuttingedge solutions. The ZEISS Innovation Hub @ KIT fosters collaboration between students researchers and industry professionals to drive technological advancements in neuroscience applications.

We are looking for highly motivated students to support the acquisition quality control and curation of EEG (Electroencephalography) and fNIRS (functional NearInfrared Spectroscopy) data. This role offers a unique opportunity to work handson with human neuroimaging data ensuring highquality recordings and organizing datasets for research in neural decoding and AIdriven analysis.

If you are passionate about neuroscience and signal processing and eager to contribute to cuttingedge research join us!

We Offer

  • A dynamic and interdisciplinary research environment

  • Handson experience with EEG and fNIRS data acquisition and lab equipment

  • Exposure to stateoftheart methods in neural signal processing and data curation

  • Opportunity to contribute to AIready datasets for machine learning applications for neural decoding

  • Close mentorship

  • An agile work environment

  • The possibility of continuing as part of a Masters thesis project

Your Role

  • Develop an efficient and reproducible workflow for EEG and fNIRS data acquisition and preprocessing

  • Implement quantitative metrics to assess and optimize data quality

  • Curate and organize large datasets of stimulusbrain activity pairs for research applications

  • Establish online and offline methods for detecting and flagging bad recordings using visualization tools

  • Apply and evaluate advanced preprocessing techniques to increase the signaltonoise ratio

  • Prepare data pipelines for AI and machine learning models (feature extraction artifact removal and normalization)

  • Collaborate with a team of engineers neuroscientists and AI researchers to integrate deep learning approaches into neural decoding

  • Present and discuss research findings in team and department meetings

Your Profile

  • Enrolled in a Bachelors or Masters program in biomedical engineering electrical engineering neuroscience computer science AI or related fields

  • Strong programming skills in Python and NumPy

  • Solid understanding of electrical engineering principles

  • Fundamental knowledge of electrophysiology neural signal processing and machine learning

  • Experience with data preprocessing signal analysis and feature extraction is highly desirable

  • Familiarity with AI/ML concepts (e.g. supervised/unsupervised learning deep learning architectures) is a plus

  • Creative pragmatic and selfmotivated with strong analytical skills

  • Capable of working independently as well as in a teamoriented environment

  • Excellent communication skills in English or German

  • Passion for innovation and enthusiasm for new technologies as well as motivation to work in agile interdisciplinary teams

Your ZEISS Recruiting Team:

Franziska Gansloser

Required Experience:

Intern

Employment Type

Full-Time

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