Introduction to Computational Neuroscience
Upcoming events: *NOW ONLINE*
In this lecture series, outstanding researchers will present central topics in computational and theoretical neuroscience. All speakers will give both a research talk and a general introduction to a computational neuroscience topic.| 16th February 2021, 5pm |
Rava da Silveira | ENS Paris and IOB Basel » More about the speaker Efficient random codes in a shallow neural network |
Location: *Now online*
Organizers: Arjun Bharioke, Claire Meissner-Bernard, Fiona Muellner Questions, suggestions?
CNIB contact address: computational.neuroscience@fmi.ch
Previous events 2020
| 19th January 2021, 2pm |
SueYeon Chung | Columbia University, New York » More about the speaker Neural manifolds in deep networks and the brain 24th of November 2020 |
Workshop at 10:30 (CET) Talk at 13:00 (CET) Yoram Burak | The Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
» More about the speaker Spatial computation as a window into principles of neural network dynamics, computation, and coding Linking neural representations of space by grid cells and place cells in the hippocampal formation. 15th December 2020 |
Workshop at 15:15 (CET) Talk at 13:15 (CET) Robert Rosenbaum | University of Notre Dame, Indiana |
» More about the speaker Simulations and mean-field theory of spiking neuronal network models. Universal Properties of Neuronal Networks with Excitatory-Inhibitory Balance. | 17/18 March 2020 *POSTPONED* (Tuesday, Wednesday) |
Peter Dayan | Max Planck Institute for biological cybernetics, Tübingen, Germany » More about the speaker |
| 4/5 June 2020 *POSTPONED* (Thursday, Friday) |
Larry Abbott | Columbia University Medical Center, New York, USA » More about the speaker |
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