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Intelligent Systems: Perception - Learning - Action

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Our goal is to understand the principles of perception, action and learning in autonomous systems that successfully interact with complex environments and to use this understanding to design future systems.

The Institute studies these principles in biological, computational, hybrid, and material systems ranging from nano to macro scales.



We take a highly interdisciplinary approach that combines mathematics, computation, material science, and biology.

Departments


Perceiving Systems (Black)

Theory of Inhomo-
geneous Condensed
Matter (Dietrich)
Phase Transformations, Thermodynamics and Kinetics (Mittemeijer) Autonomous Motion (Schaal)


Empirical Inference (Schölkopf) Modern Magnetic
Systems (Schütz)
New Materials and Biosystems (Spatz)

Research Groups


Soft Matter (Max
Planck Fellow)
(C. Bechinger)
Machine Learning
and Computational Biology (K. Borgwardt)
nano.AR
(J.-H. Dirks)
Micro, Nano, and
Molecular Systems
(MPG) (P. Fischer)


Membrane Biophysics
(A. Garcia-Saez)

Non-equilibrium
Systems (M. Krüger)
(Emmy Noether)
Smart
Nanoplasmonics
(N. Liu)
Biomolecular
Hydrogels
(R. Richter)


Semiconductor Biosensors
(Zeitler/
Becker-Freyseng)
Stuttgart Center for Electron Microscopy (StEM) (van Aken)
 
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