Prof. Stefan Glasauer

Principal Investigator

Address

BTU Cottbus - Senftenberg
Institut für Medizintechnologie
Universitätsplatz 1
01968 Senftenberg

Phone 

+49-3573-85641

Fax

+49-3573-85609

Email

sglasauer[at]lmu.de

Homepage

Research topics

Scientific approach

• We use computational and mathematical methods from systems and control theory to analyze and model physiological and psychophysical data, mostly recorded from humans in our lab, to derive theories on behaviour and perception.

• Data is acquired using a variety of methods from eye movement recordings to functional magnetic imaging techniques.

Neural data is collected by our collaborators from awake monkeys and frog whole-brain preparations.

Group Members Associated with BCCN

• Peter Hausamann
• Alexander Georg Knorr
• Mehrdad Salmasi

Related Publications

• Marti, S, Straumann, D, Büttner, U, and Glasauer, S (2008): A model-based theory on the origin of downbeat nystagmus. Exp Brain Res 188 (4): 613-631. ( Abstract )

• Nuding, U, Ono, S, Mustari, M, Büttner, U, and Glasauer, S (2008): A theory of the dual pathways for smooth pursuit based on dynamic gain control. J Neurophysiol 99 : 2798-2808.

• Glasauer, S and Brandt, T (2007): Non-commutative updating of perceived self-orientation in three dimensions. J Neurophysiol 97 (2958-2964): . ( Abstract )

• Glasauer, S, Schneider, E, Grasso, R, and Ivanenko, YP (2007): Space-time relativity in self-motion reproduction. 97 (1): 451-461. ( Abstract )

• Kalla, R, Glasauer, S, Büttner, U, Brandt, T, and Strupp, M (2007): 4-aminopyridine restores vertical and horizontal neural integrator function in downbeat nystagmus. Brain 130 (Pt 9): 2441-2451. ( Abstract )

• Wright, WG and Glasauer, S (2006): Subjective somatosensory vertical during dynamic tilt is dependent on task, inertial condition, and multisensory concordance. Exp Brain Res 172 (3): 310-321. ( Abstract )

• Glasauer, S, Schneider, E, Jahn, K, Strupp, M, and Brandt, T (2005): How the eyes move the body.Neurology 65 (8): 1291-1293. ( Abstract )

• Glasauer, S, Amorim, MA, Viaud-Delmon, I, and Berthoz, A (2002): Differential effects of labyrinthine dysfunction on distance and direction during blindfolded walking of a triangular path. Exp Brain Res 145(4): 489-497. ( Abstract )

• Wilden, A, Glasauer, S, Kleine, JF, and Büttner, U (2002): Modelling transfer characteristics of vestibular neurons in the fastigial nucleus of the behaving monkey on the basis of canal-otolith interaction.Neuroreport 13 (6): 799-804. ( Abstract )