The project group hearing, speech and audio technology of the Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology (IDMT) is employed in the following areas is dealing with technologies and algorithms for the processing of noisy signals and develops algorithms for application-optimized detection systems and -technologies for the automated detection, selection and classification of certain patterns in signal streams in real time. A core topic in the transfer center for user-oriented assistance systems (in cooperation with the jade university), is neuroergonomics and the analysis of cognitive stress. by EEG. The new field of neurotechnology (in cooperation with Prof. Debener from the Department of Neuropsychology at the University of Oldenburg) deals with with the Investigation of neurocognition of audio-visual stimulus processing as well as Attention and stress parameters.

neuroConn GmbH is a worldwide active developer and producer of diagnostic and Therapy devices in The company is certified according to ISO 13485. It turn high quality multifunctional devices for EEG, Neurofeedback and transcranial Stimulation was developed, produced and distributed. The devices serve as a basis for extensive diagnoses and treatments without side effects.

Together with renowned, international scientists has been replaced by new trends at neuroConn, the basic research on transcranial equivalence and or AC current stimulation has a decisive influence. neuroConn has access to medical technology market via the "neuroCare Group". The neuroCare Group is an established company specializing in individually tailored solutions for Therapy solutions especially for neurological disturbance images; e.g. also ADHS. The company's portfolio includes not only therapie offers, but also the Distribution of products for non-invasive neuromodulation, as well as training courses for therapists for the use of neurotechnologies for diagnostics as well as for the that Treatment.

Ascora GmbH is an SME based in northern Germany. Ascora is developing and selling software as an Independent Software Vendor with products that are used around the world. Ascora is one of the leading providers of software apps in Germany with more than 12 Mio users and more than 3.1 active newsletter subscribers; applications include desktop applications as well as web and mobile apps. Ascora has broad experience in creating scalable systems including scalable data management with experience in the big data domain. Because of its large user base, servers of Ascora currently manage between 200 and 250 Mio messages/month. As a fast-growing company, Ascora has been awarded by Deloitte with the Technology Fast 50 Award for Germany. Ascora is involved in several projects within the research and innovation domain including where Ascora cooperates with companies and researchers from many European countries. Ascora has broad expertise in realizing personalized applications with a strong focus for creating fully adaptive solutions based on service oriented architectures and distributed system integration.

Applied Biosignals GmbH has his roots in the Institute for Developmental Neurology of the University Groningen (Prof. Prechtl). One of the founders is Leo van Eykern, inventor of the electrophysiological reference amplifier principle. Main product of Applied Biosignals GmbH is a software concept for real-time data recording and signal analysis, called Polybench®. This software makes it possible to create applications for real-time data analysis, post-processing and presentation of measurement data mainly for medical scientific research, in particular also in the field of Neurology. For the ATTENTION project, Applied Biosignals GmbH is able to quickly produce demonstration and measurement applications around biosignal processing. Applied Biosignals GmbH also develops scientific measurement equipment and is therefore able to support the project with know-how around technical interfaces and systems design.

The core competencies of the General Psychology working group of the university Oldenburg by Prof. Dr. Herrmann (Faculty VI, part of the European Medical School), count the measurement of electrophysiological brain activity (EEG, MEG), the transcranial electrical stimulation of the human brain (TES) and the Investigation of cognitive functions (language, attention.) memory). The department is currently involved in a priority programme of the DFG (SPP 1665) (evidence of the causal role of brain oscillations for cognitive processes by means of electrostimulation), at a Special research area (SFB/TRR 31: The Active Hearing) and the Cluster of Excellence Hea-ring4all.

Bonn University Hospital is one of the maximum care providers in NRW. The core competencies of the Clinic for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy of the University of Bonn (UKPP) under the direction of Prof. Dr. med. Alexandra Philipsen include the neurobiology of emotion regulation and impulse control as well as the investigation of new pharmacological and non-pharmacological studies. In addition to in-patient diagnosis and treatment of ADHD in adulthood, the UKPP has also offered an ADHD out-patient clinic since May 2018. Prof. Dr. Philipsen has been working on ADHD scientifically for years (see, for example, the current scientific programme in 3Sat "ADHD for a lifetime"). After many years of work at the University Clinic Freiburg and a habilitation there on the topic "On Aetiology, Clinic and Therapy of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Adulthood", she moved to the Clinic for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at the University of Oldenburg in 2014 as W3 Professor and Director.

In 2018 she then followed an appointment at the University of Bonn and since February 2018 has headed the local UKPP. UKPP contributes the role of clinical application partner and clinical and scientific ADHD experts to the consortium. This includes in particular clinical and scientific expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD as well as national and international scientific networking. Furthermore, as a member of the scientific advisory board, there is a close network for self-help (ADHS Deutschland e.V.).