Dr. Korbinian Schreiber
Focus of work
- Neuromorphic hardware and computational neuroscience
- Chip design (analog, digital, mixed-signal)
- New computer architectures and concepts
- Artificial intelligence and biologically inspired computing
- Information processing (from the sensor to the cloud)
Curriculum vitae
Korbinian Schreiber studied physics at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich, specializing in electronics, biophysics and statistical physics. In addition to his studies, Schreiber worked part-time as a research assistant in various research groups and companies, developing electronic setups and devices. After completing his master's thesis at the German Aerospace Center, he earned his doctorate on accelerated neuromorphic cybernetics at the Kirchhoff Institute of Physics at Heidelberg University. The range of topics covered in his dissertation included chip and board design for analog neuromorphic computers and modeling of biological neural circuits for neuromorphic control of fast robots. Accompanying his teaching activities at Heidelberg University, Schreiber taught as a private lecturer at the Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University. Since 2021, he has been working as a research associate/consultant at the Institute for Innovation and Technology (iit). He is mainly responsible for research projects in the fields of neuromorphics and new computational concepts.
Teaching assignments
- Heidelberg University: Electronics for physicists
- Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University: Physics for Industrial Engineers