Friedhelm Christoph Hummel

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Full Professor

friedhelm.hummel@epfl.ch +41 27 603 23 59

Postal Address Campus Biotech
Defitech Chair of Clinical Neuroengineering Brain Mind Institute, SV Center of Neuroprosthetics (CNP) Swiss Federal Institute of Technology EPFL Campus Biotech Rm H4.3.132.084 9, Chemin des Mines 1202 Geneva

EPFL SV INX-SV UPHUMMEL
Campus Biotech Bâtiment - H4
Ch. des Mines 9
1202 Genève

+41 27 603 23 59
+41 21 693 54 40
EPFL > SV > SV-SSV > SSV-ENS

Web site:  Web site:  https://sv.epfl.ch/education

EPFL SV INX-SV UPHUMMEL
CRR P1 09 (Clinique Romande de Réadaptation)
Av. du Grand-Champsec 90, CP 352
1951 Sion

+41 27 603 23 59
+41 21 693 54 40
Office:  CRR P1 09
Office:  H4 3 130.095
EPFL > SV > INX-SV > UPHUMMEL

Web site:  Web site:  https://hummel-lab.epfl.ch

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Fields of expertise

Stroke recovery Healthy Aging Motor Control Motor Learning Cognitive Control Neuroplasticity Non-invasive Brain Stimulation Structural and functional Neuroimaging Connectivity

Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Life Sciences Engineering

PhD Students

Bevilacqua Michele, Di Ponzio Michele, Jones Rebecca Jane, Losacco Simona, Lugli Beatrice, Paul Thomas Emmanuel Laurent, Ploumitsakou Maria, Skarvelaki Stavroula, Windel Fabienne,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Beanato Elena , Bigoni Claudia , Brügger Julia , Cadic-Melchior Andéol Geoffroy , Draaisma Laurijn Rianne , Durand-Ruel Manon Chloé , Evangelista Giorgia Giulia , Maceira Elvira Pablo , Salamanca Giron Roberto Felipe , Vassiliadis Pierre Theopistos ,

Courses

Stroke: from mechanism to neurotechnology

2 day WorkShop with world known experts in stroke recovery and neurotechnology. During the WS underlying mechanisms based on multimodal systems neuroscience, phenotyping and biomarking of patients for personalization and innovative treatment strategies based on neurotechnology will be discussed.

Translational neuroengineering

The students will be introduced in the physiology and pathophysiology of core neurological disorders, such as e.g., stroke, spinal cord injury or neurodegenerative disorders, followed by aspects of respective clinical translational, technological development and neuroengineering in these clinical domains and important regulatory, neuroethical and R&D points. The course content is organized

Advanced methods for human neuromodulation

Neuromodulation is an expending field especially in human translational neuroscience and neurotechnology. This course will introduce to different approaches / technologies for neuromodulation, their underlying mechanisms of action and application in humans in healthy and pathological conditions.