Moritz Grosse-Wentrup’s World Wide ML/Neuro Forum - Crowdcast
Multilevel Causal Modeling: Towards Bridging the Explanatory Gap in Cognitive Neuroscience
Multilevel Causal Modeling: Towards Bridging the Explanatory Gap in Cognitive Neuroscience
On 3 March 2020, Dr Aditya Gilra will give a talk on the topic of ‘Biologically plausible learning in neural networks for movement control and cognitive tasks’ at the invitation of the Neuroinformatics Research Group. The Faculty of Computer Science warmly invites anyone interested to attend!
On 11 December 2019, Dr Michael Tangermann will give a talk on the topic of ‘Classification of small and heterogeneous data in BCI’ at the invitation of the Neuroinformatics Research Group. The Faculty of Computer Science warmly invites anyone interested to attend!
On 15 November 2019, Dr Brian Murphy will give a talk on the topic “BrainWaveBank: a suite of tools for large-scale EEG studies in the wild” at the invitation of the Neuroinformatics Research Group. The Faculty of Computer Science warmly invites all interested parties to attend!
The Present and Future of Brain Research
ZENITH is an interdisciplinary PhD program aiming to train the next generation of neuroscientists to uncover the mysteries of circuits underlying behaviour by applying quantitative data analysis and modeling and state of the art experimental approaches.