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31 Dec 2015: During my PhD (at Caltech, 1988-1991) I worked on Bayesian methods for neural networks and other machine learning methods, and on computational neuroscience (for example, simple models of neural development).

4 Mar 2024: Sarah is now a Research Associate in Cambridge Neuroscience.

15 Dec 2023: Bullmore. The rich club of the C. elegans neuronal connectome. Journal of Neuroscience 33, 6380 (2013)..

15 Jun 2024: Publications: Biology. Note that recent papers may be available through Open Access from Apollo, the University of Cambridge manuscript repository. To find papers by the Simons lab, search on "Simons BD". PUBLISHED, IN PRESS OR PREPRINTS. Human

12 Jul 2010: Materials Science and Metallurgy ( 4th year). Neuroscience. Pathology. Pharmacology. Experimental and Theoretical Physics ( 4th year). ... Physiology, Development and Neuroscience. Plant Sciences. Psychology. Zoology. The Colleges. Everyone has some

12 Dec 2005: Neuroscience tells us that the brain does indeedutilise specific representational schemes of a generic kind, with processing by neurons carrying out the requiredoperations. ... Commonalities between the neurosciences and conventional computing havelong

23 Aug 2021: xi. 2 - Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London, UK. ... This is a non-trivial question that will require integrative analyses of areas such as perception, emotion, neuroscience, health and associated areas.

5 Sep 1998: Introduction: the variety of approaches to explaining mental functions. The central problem of the neurosciences is to explain why the particular structure possessed by the nervous system gives rise to the ... Memory features differently in this approach

6 Jun 2007: Disciplines represented among theparticipants included physics, biology, chemistry, neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, sociology,medicine, engineering, ecology, parapsychology, mathematics, ethology and religion. ... From these come in turn feelings

24 Aug 1998: The central problem of the neurosciences is to explainwhy the particular structure possessed by the nervoussystem gives rise to the particular behaviour that isobserved.