Neuroscience and Biomedical Engineering
MSc Thesis supervisors and topic areas at NBE
Supervisor | Potential MSc Thesis topic areas |
Petri Ala-Laurila | Cellular electrophysiology, neural circuits, neural coding, visual neuroscience |
Linda Henriksson | Neuroimaging, human visual system |
Risto Ilmoniemi | Brain stimulation, magnetic resonance imaging |
Iiro Jääskeläinen | Cognitive and behavioural neuroscience |
Ari Koskelainen | Cellular biophysics |
Anton Kuzyk | Molecular self-assembly, biophysics, plasmonics, biotechnology, biosensing |
Heikki Nieminen | Medical devices |
Matias Palva (professor in charge of BME) | Systems neuroscience, brain signal analysis, digital therapeutics |
Lauri Parkkonen (professor in charge of NEURO) | Neuroimaging, medical imaging, data analysis, medical instrumentation, systems neuroscience |
Hanna Renvall | Clinical neuroimaging, physiology, medical applications |
Riitta Salmelin | Systems neuroscience, neuroimaging methods and applications, signal analysis |
Matti Stenroos | Electromagnetism, inverse problems, imaging and data analysis, cardiac applications |
All people in the list can supervise theses for both BME and NEURO majors without needing separate approval from professor-in-charge. Your academic advisor or the professor-in-charge will help you in finding a supervisor.
All MSc Theses supervised by NBE faculty shall have a Thesis presentation in NBE Student Seminar, unless the Thesis is done for a non-NBE major
that has its own seminar series. The seminar booking should be made at
least two weeks before the desired presentation day. If there are,
despite early booking, no seminar slots available, the supervisor and
student shall organize a public presentation that will be announced at
NBE Student Seminar announcements and nbe-personnel@aalto.fi email list at least two working days before the presentation day.