Maurice Rekrut is a Senior Researcher at the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI). Since 2013 he has been working at DFKI in the Cognitive Assistants research department as a Software Engineer and was involved in various national and international research projects. In 2018 he changed to the researcher track to persue a PhD in Computer Science under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Antonio Krüger which he received in 2023 for the thesis “Leveraging EEG-based Speech Imagery Brain-Computer Interfaces”. His research focuses on Brain-Computer Interfaces and their application in real-world scenarios and he has been leading several national and international research projects concerning this topic as for example EXPECT, BISON or NEARBY. Since 2020 he is the head of the Cognitive Assistants BCI-Lab which is concerned with developing BCIs for out-of-the-lab use, in various application scenarios, from aviation and automotive, over health and well-being up to industrial use cases.

Research Interests: Neural Human Machine Interaction, Neuroadaptive Systems and Neurodiganostics

In the group: Responsible for the management of the Cognitive Assistants Brain-Computer Interface Lab (CABCIL) and the associated projects and research. Focus on EEG-based Brain-Computer Interfaces for workload modelling, imagined/spoken speech detection and neurodiganostics/-treatment in the field of ADHD.

Google Scholar: KUtr1GUAAAAJ

maurice.rekrut@dfki.de