Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter

Contact

Facility

Faculty of Life Sciences

Department of Biology

Computational Neuroscience

Email

r.kempter? Please insert an @ at this point ?biologie.hu-berlin? Please insert a period at this pointde

Telephone

030 2093-98404

Postal address

Unter den Linden 6, 10117 Berlin

Registered office

Ostertaghaus (Haus 4), Philippstra?e 12 (Haus 4), 10115 Berlin

Room

104

Research projects

Project
DFG Individual Research Grant10/2025 - 12/2028
SimLivA II – SIMulation supported LIVer Assessment for donor organs II - Continuum-biomechanical modeling for staging of ischemiareperfusion injury during liver transplantation and machine perfusion
Project management: Dr. Matthias K?nig, Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter
Project
Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space03/2023 - 02/2026
CompLS - Round 5 - Joint project: ATLAS - Al and Simulation for Tumor Liver Assessment - Development of a system for clinical decision support in the diagnosis and treatment of liver tumors based on artificial intelligence and simulation - Subproject B
Project management: Dr. Matthias K?nig, Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter
Project
DFG Collaborative Research Centre07/2022 - 06/2026
CRC 1315/2: Role of heterogeneous pyramidal cell populations and specific connectivity motifs in pattern completion and replay of memory sequences (SP A01)
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter, Dietmar Schmitz Prof. Dr.
Project
DFG Collaborative Research Centre07/2022 - 06/2026
CRC 1315/2: A neuronal model for the development of schemas and their role in systems memory consolidation (SP B01)
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter, Prof. Dr. Benjamin Lindner
Project
DFG Collaborative Research Centre07/2018 - 06/2022
CRC 1315/1: A Neuronal Basis for Systems Memory Consolidation (SP B01)
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter
Project
DFG Collaborative Research Centre07/2018 - 06/2022
CRC 1315/1: Control of Memory Engram-Related Activity in the Hippocampus: Focus on Disinhibition (SP A01)
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter, Dietmar Schmitz Prof. Dr.
Project
Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space03/2018 - 06/2021
The Roles of Grid and Place Cells and Phase Precession in Human Episodic Memory
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter
Project
09/2017 - 08/2019
US-German Research Proposal: Collaborative Research: Field Potentials in the Auditory System
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter
Project
DFG Priority Programme01/2017 - 12/2019
PP 1665: Delineating and Testing a Microcircuit Model of Parahippocampal Phase Precession
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter
Project
DFG Priority Programme11/2016 - 12/2019
PP 1665: Delineating and Testing a Microcircuit Model of Parahippocampal Phase Precession
Project management: Prof. Dr. Michael Brecht
Project
Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space04/2016 - 06/2020
Field Potentials in the Auditory System
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter
Project
Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space06/2010 - 06/2017
Theoretical Analysis of Hippocampal Memory Formation
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter
Project
DFG Emmy Noether Programm09/2007 - 08/2008
NW: Plasticity and Stability in Recurrent Networks of Spiking Neurons III
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter
Project
Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space04/2007 - 02/2010
Microsecond precision in the auditory system of birds
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter
Project
DFG Emmy Noether Programm01/2005 - 03/2007
NW: Plasticity and Stability in Recurrent Networks of Spiking Neurons (II)
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter
Project
Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space09/2004 - 08/2010
Centre for Computational Neuroscience Berlin - TP B 5: Neural rhythms, synaptic plasticity, and network stability
Project management: Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter

Prof. Dr. Richard Kempter

Contact

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Research projects

SimLivA II – SIMulation supported LIVer Assessment for donor organs II - Continuum-biomechanical modeling for staging of ischemiareperfusion injury during liver transplantation and machine perfusion

CompLS - Round 5 - Joint project: ATLAS - Al and Simulation for Tumor Liver Assessment - Development of a system for clinical decision support in the diagnosis and treatment of liver tumors based on artificial intelligence and simulation - Subproject B

CRC 1315/2: Role of heterogeneous pyramidal cell populations and specific connectivity motifs in pattern completion and replay of memory sequences (SP A01)

CRC 1315/2: A neuronal model for the development of schemas and their role in systems memory consolidation (SP B01)

CRC 1315/1: A Neuronal Basis for Systems Memory Consolidation (SP B01)

CRC 1315/1: Control of Memory Engram-Related Activity in the Hippocampus: Focus on Disinhibition (SP A01)

The Roles of Grid and Place Cells and Phase Precession in Human Episodic Memory

US-German Research Proposal: Collaborative Research: Field Potentials in the Auditory System

PP 1665: Delineating and Testing a Microcircuit Model of Parahippocampal Phase Precession

PP 1665: Delineating and Testing a Microcircuit Model of Parahippocampal Phase Precession

Field Potentials in the Auditory System

Theoretical Analysis of Hippocampal Memory Formation

NW: Plasticity and Stability in Recurrent Networks of Spiking Neurons III

Microsecond precision in the auditory system of birds

NW: Plasticity and Stability in Recurrent Networks of Spiking Neurons (II)

Centre for Computational Neuroscience Berlin - TP B 5: Neural rhythms, synaptic plasticity, and network stability