At Bonn University, Raoul-Martin Memmesheimer is currently teaching the lecture course “Bioinformatics” for students of biology on the Bachelor’s level, the lecture course “Neurophysics: Theory of Neural Circuits”, which is part of the physics Master’s curriculum, the course “Computational Neuroscience” for students of neuroscience (together with colleagues from the Faculty of Medicine), and the advanced course “Advanced Theoretical Neuroscience” for graduate students in physics, biology and neuroscience. The PhD students and postdocs of our group are acting as teaching assistants.

At Radboud University Nijmegen, Raoul-Martin Memmesheimer has taught “Tensors and Applications” (an introduction to differential geometry for physics students), parts of “Advanced Computational Neuroscience” (joined with P. Tiesinga and B. Kappen) and “Neurophysics 1” (joined with J. van Opstal). In 2012/13, he commenced a newly designed lecture series, an introduction to nonlinear dynamics for physics and natural science students, “Nonlinear dynamics, chaos and applications”.

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