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27 Jun 2024: Using the formal approaches of computational neuroscience, a discipline that studies the nervous system through mathematical models, we have the hope both to understand the fundamental organising principles of the brain ... We also work in a broad range

27 Jun 2024: We collaborate very closely with experimental neuroscience groups, doing in vitro intracellular recordings, multi-unit recordings in behaving animals, and human psychophysical and fMRI experiments. ... Paper on sampling by cortical-like dynamics in

27 Jun 2024: Máté Lengyel. Máté Lengyel is Professor of Computational Neuroscience at thePreviously, he studied biology for his MSc and neurobiology for his PhD at Eötvös University, Budapest, while working in the computational ... He was then a postdoc with

27 Jun 2024: New paper accepted at Nature Neuroscience, with Jake Stroud, Mason Porter and Tim P. ... Congratulations Jake on a great PhD thesis, and a cool paper now in press at Nature Neuroscience!

27 Jun 2024: Yashar Ahmadian. Yashar is a University Lecturer in Computational Neuroscience at theAfter obtaining his Ph.D. ... Outside of neuroscience and mathematics, Edward runs the philosophy discussion group Luminomelia Cambridge, which focuses on philosophy of

27 Jun 2024: Jake Stroud. I am a Sir Henry Wellcome Postdoctoral Fellow in computational neuroscience based at the University of Cambridge. ... I did my PhD at the University of Oxford in computational neuroscience under the supervision of Tim Vogels, Mason Porter,

27 Jun 2024: Research in computational neuroscience covers learning and memory in perceptual, cognitive, and motor systems. ... Students in computational neuroscience benefit from the strong machine learning group within CBL.

27 Jun 2024: Yashar Ahmadian. Yashar is a University Lecturer in Computational Neuroscience at theAfter obtaining his Ph.D. ... in theoretical condensed matter physics, he has been doing research in computational and theoretical neuroscience, starting with postdocs

27 Jun 2024: Kris is now Dr Kris! He successfully defended his thesis entitled “Strong and weak principles of Bayesian machine learning for systems neuroscience” (examined by Yashar Ahmadian and Jonathan Pillow – thank you

27 Jun 2024: Kris is now Dr Kris! He successfully defended his thesis entitled “Strong and weak principles of Bayesian machine learning for systems neuroscience” (examined by Yashar Ahmadian and Jonathan Pillow – thank you ... New paper accepted at Nature