TACTIC (Towards co-evolution in human-technology interfaces)

Medical implants heal and contribute to quality of life, but often cause side effects in the human body, including implant failure. The 9 doctoral students at the TACTIC graduate school develop innovative solutions in interdisciplinary teams with expertise from medicine, medical technology, materials research, artificial intelligence, neuroscience and computer science.

The research program is funded by the state of Saxony-Anhalt (LSA) and the European Social Fund (ESF) until 2027 with a total budget of almost €4.1 million.

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Project goals and work program

Here you will find an overview of:

the scientific objectives
the intended strategic objectives
the work programme

Team & Projects

Publications

Here you can find the our publications.

Neubauer MH, Bariszlovich F, Shakya D, Khadka A, Noack B

Rule-Based User Feedback for Gamified Spirometry Breathing Training in Telemedicine (accepted)
2026, 22nd Annual International Conference on Body Sensor Networks IEEE EMBS BSN 2026