Innovation at the Interface of Life Sciences and informatics

Info-bionics Engineering MSc

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8 January 2025 (Wed), 3.00 pm CET
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Shape the Future with Your Knowledge!

The field of info-bionics integrates computer science, electronics, and biotechnology. The goal of our interdisciplinary Master's program in Info-Bionics is to enhance students' complex modeling competencies and develop proficiency in operating and designing tools. A deep understanding of biological processes and measurements strengthens the development of engineering solutions, devices, computational algorithms, and models used in biological systems.

Practice-Oriented Education, Broad and Marketable Knowledge

Application and Research Examples: prosthetics, rehabilitation, bionic glasses, brain-computer interfaces, neural electrodes, limb operation, wheelchair navigation, minimally invasive surgical tools, multimodal medical imaging, bioinformatics, intelligent or sensor-operated robotics, nanosensors.

Key Focus Areas

Medical Imaging

Robotics,
prosthesis

Brain-Computer Interface

Neural Electrodes

Nano-
biotechnology

Bioinformatics

Specializations

LECTURERS

Kristóf Iván

Associate professor

Lecturer and researcher in molecular chemistry and biomicrofluidics, Head of the Biomicrofluidics Laboratory, Head of Program for the Info-Bionics Engineering MSc, and former Dean of Pázmány ITK.

István Ulbert

professor

Lecturer and researcher in electrophysiology, materials science, computer science, neurology, and optical imaging, Head of the Integrative Neuroscience Research Group at Pázmány ITK, Doctor of Sciences (DSc).

Tamás Freund

professor

Széchenyi Prize-winning neurologist, President of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and Head of the Theoretical Neuroscience Research Group at Pázmány ITK.

Attila Csikász-Nagy

professor

Biomedical engineer, lecturer, and researcher in systems biology and bioinformatics, Head of the Systems Biology of Molecular and Cellular Networks Research Group, and Deputy Dean for Research and Innovation at Pázmány ITK.