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Neuroschool 2006

Neuroschool 2007

FIAS- Neuroscience

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Projects
Students
Affiliation
Interests
Sven Dahne
Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience
Berlin, Germany
spike train analysis, attention/memory
general principles of neural computation,
objective functions (predictability)
Dejan Pecevski
Institute for Theoretical Computer Science
Graz University of Technology, Austria
plasticity, self-organization, development
Marcelo Dietrich
Department of Biochemistry, UFRGS, Brazil
synaptic plasticity, neuroenergetics, 
small neuronal networks, ion channels
Daniel Schad
University of Potsdam, Germany
reward, decision making, reinforcement
learning, eye movements, reading
Dmitry Kit
University of Texas, Austin, USA
active vision, predictive sensor models
machine learning
Tom Fitzgerald
King's College London/University College London, UK
LFPs, Synchronisation, Time Series Analysis
Marian Tsanov
Trinity College Institute of Neuroscince, Dublin,
Ireland
synaptic plasticity, episodic memory, 
learning models, reinforcement learning,
neural networks.
Roberto A. Vazquez
Center for Computing Research-IPN
pattern recognition, visual system,
associative memory
Cyrus Omar
Carnegie Mellon University 
Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition, USA
realistic models of neurons(particularly
plasticity) and networks
Garrett Neske
New York University, Center for Neural Science,
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, USA
dynamical systems theory, oscillations
and synchronization, signal propagation
in biological neural networks,
reliability in spike timing
Constantin Rothkopf
FIAS, Germany
reinforcement Learning, eye movements,
statistical learning, natural tasks
Jon Newman
The Georgia Institute of Technology and 
Emory University, USA
Homeostatic regulation of patterned
activity at the network level, the role
of multistability in neural computation,
activity dependent memory storage in
small neural circuits(the physical
basis of short term memory, dynamical
systems and invertebrate neuroscience
Daliang Li

 

Information processing, self organization
representation/coding of information in
networks, association
Emre Yaksi

 

small network simulations, time based 
analysis,multivariate statistical analysis
Valentina Pasquale
Italian Institute of Technology and 
University of Genova, Italy
in vitro neuronal cultures, multichannel
recordings, neural coding,
synaptic plasticity
Julian Gehring
University of Freiburg, Germany
synchronous activity, LFP,
broadband high-gamma, modeling,
networks
Lucas Pinto
Federal University of Minas Gerais - Brazil
Multi-electrode recordings (spikes, LFP)
visual system, visual perception
neural synchrony, time series anaysis
Thomas Rajat Mani 
Kapteyn Astronomical Institute, The Netherlands
Non-linear dynamics, synchronization.
network theory (small worlds)
information flow
Simon-Shlomo Poil
Section Integrative Neurophysiology , CNCR
VU University Amsterdam
modelling of neuronal oscillations
Hernan Rey
University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
rules learning, concept learning,
reinforcement learning, associative
cortices, psychophysics
Otti D'Huys
Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, Belgium
synchronization, (small) networks,
influence of delays
Davide Viggiano
Dept.Helth Sciences, University Campobasso, Italy
reinforcement learning, attention/memory
locomotor activity, neuroanatomy
dopamine system
 
Hannah Dold
Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience
Berlin, Germany
population codes, neural coding,
visual processing, learning
Guadalupe C. Garcia
Departamento de Fisica, Universidad de Buenos Aires,
Argentina
nonlinear dynamics, neural networks,
synchronization, auditory system
Somayeh Raiesdana
Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
neural synchrony in brain disorder,
epilepsy, nonlinear dynamics and chaos,
network modelling, self organization,
nonlinear ISI analysis
Aatira Nedungadi
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India
time series modelling, causality analysis,
networking
Eleonora Russo
SISSA Trieste, Italy
cortex, layer, column, subnetwork, network
efficiency
Robert Martin
Institute of Cognitive Science, University of Osnabruck
multivariate time-series analysis
(sensorimotor data), learning state space
representations, prediction, predictability,
objective functions, (computer) vision
Guillaume Hennequin
EPFL Lausanne, Switzerland
STDP, sensory processing, RF development,
networks

 

 

 

 

 

 

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