People
This is a listing of people with an interest in neuroinformatics.
265 people in Directory
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Abrams Mathew INCF Sweden -
Email: mathew(at)incf.orgResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Digital atlasingResearch focus: neuroscienceProfile updated 2012-05-04 View profile page
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Adamos Dimitrios Laboratory of Animal Physiology, School of Biology, Faculty of Science, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece Greece -
Email: d.adamos(at)ieee.orgPhone: +302310991839 (Office)+302310991815 (Fax)+302310998261 (Laboratory)Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Brain machine interface, ElectrophysiologyResearch focus: Computational Intelligence in neural signal analysis | Bioelectrical Signal Analysis | Classification & Clustering in neural engineering | Algorithms in Neural Spike SortingProfile updated 2011-11-26 View profile page
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Aguiar Paulo Centro de Matematica da Universidade do Porto Portugal -
Email: paulodecastroaguiar(at)gmail.comResearch Area(s): Computational neuroscience, ElectrophysiologyResearch focus: Information storage and information processing in the nervous systemProfile updated 2011-06-29 View profile page
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Ahammad Parvez HHMI Janelia Farm Research Campus -
Email: parvez(at)ieee.orgResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging, Large scale modelingResearch focus: My research interests are in developing novel algorithms and statistical models for solving problems that arise in high-throughput biology, computational neuroscience and camera networks.Profile updated 2010-10-14 View profile page
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Aiyappan Subramoniam subramoniam India -
Email: subramoniam85(at)gmail.comPhone: +91 9894247355 (Mobile)Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Genomics and geneticsResearch focus: I am intrested in functional connectivity of fMRI/MRI Neuro imaging analysis and Neuro-Medical Informatics / Neuroscience / Bioinformatics / Computational BiologyProfile updated 2012-08-17 View profile page
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Akazawa Fumihiko RIKEN BSI NeuroinformaticsJapanCenter Japan -
Email: akazawa(at)brain.riken.jpPhone: +81-48-462-1111 (Office)Research Area(s): Infrastructural and portal servicesResearch focus: INCF JapanNode staff.Profile updated 2011-06-07 View profile page
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Alagapan Sankaraleengam Biomedical Engineering, University of Florida United States -
Email: leengam(at)ufl.eduResearch Area(s): Computational neuroscience, ElectrophysiologyResearch focus: Multivariate time signal analysis, Analysis of invitro neuronal dataProfile updated 2011-04-16 View profile page
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Ali Imran Technical University Kaiserslautern Germany -
Email: imranalialvi(at)yahoo.comPhone: +49-631-6254513 (Mobile)Research Area(s): Neuroimaging, Neuromorphic engineeringResearch focus: Neurocomputing (classification)Profile updated 2010-02-26 View profile page
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Amari Shun-ichi RIKEN Brain Science Institute Japan -
Email: amari(at)brain.riken.jpPhone: +81-48-467-9669 (Office)+81-48-467-9687 ()Research Area(s): Computational neuroscienceResearch focus: We are using mathematical and information sciences methods to elucidate the mechanisms of advanced information processing in the brain, trying to understand brain functions from systems point of view. In addition to supplying mathematical foundations that are important to understand biological processes such as the thought process function, researchers are conducting basic research to understand the principles that will allow them to replicate brain functions through the use of computers.Profile updated 2008-11-17 View profile page
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Ambert Kyle Oregon Health & Science University United States -
Email: ambertk(at)ohsu.eduResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscienceResearch focus: I'm interested in using text-mining and machine learning to make neuroscience research, Biocuration, and data integration more efficient.Profile updated 2011-06-20 View profile page
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Andric Michael The University of Chicago United States -
Email: andric(at)uchicago.eduResearch Area(s): General neuroinformaticsProfile updated 2008-11-23 View profile page
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Anwar Syed University of Sheffield United Kingdom -
Email: syed.m.anwer(at)gmail.comResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, NeuroimagingResearch focus: MRI imaging, direct neuronal detectionProfile updated 2010-04-16 View profile page
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Archie Kevin Washington University School of Medicine United States -
Email: karchie(at)wustl.eduPhone: 314-362-3672 (Office)Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, NeuroimagingResearch focus: I'm primarily working on informatics infrastructure for the Human Connectome Project, while thinking about mining and searching in large neuroimaging archives.Profile updated 2012-04-30 View profile page
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Ascoli Giorgio Krasnow Institute, George Mason University United States -
Email: ascoli(at)gmu.eduResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscienceResearch focus: Computational neuroanatomyINCF activities: Ontologies of Neural Structures | Neuronal Registry Task Force LeadProfile updated 2010-06-11 View profile page
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BAKHSHI Saeideh Georgia Institute of Technology United States -
Email: saeideh(at)gatech.eduResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, NeuroimagingResearch focus: My research focuses on network analysis of brain structure using new imaging techniques and computational data analysis.Profile updated 2011-04-19 View profile page
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Bagchi Preenon SRM University India -
Email: prithish.bagchi(at)gmail.comResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Genomics and geneticsResearch focus: I am doing my Ph.D. in Bioinformatics in focus on neuroscience.Profile updated 2012-12-18 View profile page
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Bailey Rob UK Neuroinformatics Node United Kingdom -
Email: Rob.Bailey(at)ed.ac.ukPhone: +44 0131 650 3100 (Office)Research Area(s): General neuroinformaticsResearch focus: I am the administrator to the UK Neuroinformatics Node based in Edinburgh and the administrative assistant to Professor David Willshaw, chair of the UK Node.Profile updated 2012-10-31 View profile page
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Bakardjian Hova Laboratory for Advanced Brain Signal Processing, Brain Science Institute, RIKEN Japan -
Email: hova(at)brain.riken.jpResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Brain machine interface, Electrophysiology, Clinical neuroscienceResearch focus: Dr. Hovagim Bakardjian’s research interests in neuroscience aim to help the elderly, disabled, and healthy members of society through neuro-technology using new experimental paradigms and algorithms.Profile updated 2011-05-12 View profile page
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Bakker Rembrandt Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behavior Netherlands -
Email: r.bakker(at)donders.ru.nlResearch Area(s): Digital atlasing, ElectrophysiologyResearch focus: Next generation CoCoMac database (Macaque Monkey anatomical connectivity data)INCF activities: Digital Brain Atlasing | Digital Atlasing Infrastructure Task ForceProfile updated 2011-11-17 View profile page
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Baldock Richard MRC Human Genetics Unit UK -
Email: Richard.Baldock(at)hgu.mrc.ac.ukPhone: +44 131 467 8434 (Office)+44 131 467 8456 (Fax)+44 131 332 2471 (Secretariat)Research Area(s): Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging, Genomics and geneticsResearch focus: The use of standard spatio-temporal and ontological frameworks for capturing and analysing biomedical spatial data such as the expression of genes during embryo development or neuronal organisation.INCF activities: Digital Brain Atlasing | Oversight CommitteeProfile updated 2011-11-17 View profile page
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Beltrame Francesco University of Genua Italy -
Email: francesc(at)dist.unige.itPhone: +39 010 353-2707 (Office)+39 010 353-2948 (Fax)Research Area(s): General neuroinformaticsResearch focus: Professor of Bioengineering at the School of Engineering of the University of Genoa, Italy.Profile updated 2009-11-12 View profile page
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Benosman Ryad University Pierre and Marie Curie France -
Email: ryad.benosman(at)upmc.frPhone: 33144276359 (Office)Research Area(s): Neuroimaging, Neuromorphic engineering, Brain machine interface, ElectrophysiologyResearch focus: DEvelopp software for neuromorphic vision sensors in link with robotics, prosthetics and biovision sensorsProfile updated 2010-06-03 View profile page
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Bhagavati Venkataramana Institute of Mathematical Sciences India -
Email: venkatab(at)imsc.res.inPhone: +91-9444471983 (Mobile)Research Area(s): Computational neuroscienceResearch focus: Working currently as part of a project related to studying the neuronal activity of C. Elegans neural network.Profile updated 2012-07-06 View profile page
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Bhandari Apoorva Oxford Centre for Human Brain Activity United Kingdom -
Email: apaxon(at)gmail.comPhone: +44-7588791974 (Mobile)Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, ElectrophysiologyResearch focus: My primary research interest is in understand the mechanistic basis for cognitive control - the ability of some animals to configure their cognitive processing to the task at hand.Profile updated 2013-03-26 View profile page
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Bjaalie Jan University of Oslo Norway -
Email: j.g.bjaalie(at)medisin.uio.noPhone: +47 917 87 901 (Mobile)+47 22 85 10 45 (Fax)(Secretariat)Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging, Infrastructural and portal servicesResearch focus: Jan Bjaalie is Head of the Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, University of Oslo, Norway, and Special Advisor to the International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden. He received his M.D. and Ph.D. degrees in 1986 and 1990, respectively, and was appointed Associate Professor at the University of Oslo in 1992 and full Professor in 1997. His research group joined the Centre for Molecular Biology and Neuroscience, a Norwegian Centre of Excellence appointed by The Research Council of Norway, in 2002. His laboratory has discovered fundamental principles of sensory map transformations in large projection systems of the brain and has performed novel regional and whole brain atlasing and histological mapping. The laboratory has used ‘gold standard’ anatomical methods in combination with computerized methods for visualization and quantitative analyses, electrophysiology, and in vivo imaging, for studying systems level organization in the brain. In the context of this research, the group has developed a variety of software, including tools for 3-D reconstruction and advanced visualization of neuronal organization as well as database applications for neuroanatomical image data. The tools and databases of the laboratory are made available via the Rodent Brain Workbench, http://rbwb.org. Professor Bjaalie has been partner and coordinator of several EU funded projects and has collaborated extensively with leading laboratories in many countries. He serves on the board of several journals and is a member of the Neuroinformatics Committee of the Society for Neuroscience. He served as founding Executive Director of the International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility 2006 - 2008.INCF activities: Digital Brain Atlasing | Oversight CommitteeProfile updated 2011-11-17 View profile page
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Bohland Jason Boston University United States -
Email: jbohland(at)bu.eduResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging, Genomics and geneticsResearch focus: My research includes studies of the circuit and molecular architecture of neural systems, neuroimaging, and computational modeling. An area of particular emphasis is in speech and language systems.Profile updated 2011-04-07 View profile page
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Bojak Ingo University of Reading United Kingdom -
Email: i.bojak(at)reading.ac.ukResearch Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Large scale modeling, Electrophysiology, Clinical neuroscienceResearch focus: Prof Bojak is a computational neuroscientist specialized in neural activity at mesoscopic level, i.e., in the collective activity of many thousands of neurons.Profile updated 2013-01-17 View profile page
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Boline Jyl Informed Minds United States -
Email: jylboline(at)gmail.comResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Digital atlasingResearch focus: Jyl Boline is the Founder of Informed Minds and provides consultation for INCF to facilitate neuroinformatics program activities and collaborations among member countries. She was trained in behavioral electrophysiology and received her PhD at the University of Minnesota followed by a Sloan Postdoctoral fellowship at Caltech. Her more recent focus has been on collaborative neuroinformatics projects, including acting as the project manager for Bioinformatics Informatics Research Network (BIRN) at the Laboratory of Neuro Imaging (LONI) at UCLA.INCF activities: Digital Brain Atlasing | Member, Ontologies of Neural Structures | MemberProfile updated 2011-11-01 View profile page
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Bose Joy Samsung India Software Operations India -
Email: joyboseroy(at)gmail.comResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Large scale modelingResearch focus: Spiking neural models engineered to perform higher level functions such as sequence learning.Profile updated 2012-11-23 View profile page
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Bota Mihail University of Southern California United States -
Email: mbota08(at)gmail.comResearch Area(s): General neuroinformaticsResearch focus: General neuroinformatics, ontologies design, connectome.Profile updated 2011-06-11 View profile page
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Breeze Janis INCF Secretariat Sweden -
Email: janis.breeze(at)incf.orgPhone: +46 8 524 86919 (Office)Research Area(s): Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging, Infrastructural and portal servicesResearch focus: Background: neuropsychiatric MRI research; data management and statistical analysis Current involvement at INCF: Digital Atlasing, Ontologies of Neural Structures, Standards for DatasharingProfile updated 2011-05-06 View profile page
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Bruner Emiliano CENIEH Spain -
Email: emiliano.bruner(at)cenieh.esResearch Area(s): Computational neuroscience, NeuroimagingResearch focus: I work on anatomy and morphometrics. My researches focus on human evolution, using digital tools and multivariate statistics to analyse the relationships between brain and braincase.Profile updated 2012-03-07 View profile page
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Burger Albert MRC and Heriot-Watt University United Kingdom -
Email: ab(at)macs.hw.ac.ukResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Digital atlasing, Infrastructural and portal servicesResearch focus: Distributed Biomedical InformaticsINCF activities: Digital Brain Atlasing | Waxholm Space Task Force, | Digital Atlasing Infrastructure Task ForceProfile updated 2011-11-17 View profile page
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Burns Gully Information Sciences Institute, University of Southern California United States -
Email: gully(at)usc.eduResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Digital atlasing, Large scale modeling, Infrastructural and portal servicesResearch focus: We are concerned with building Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (KR&R) frameworks for biomedicine (including neuroscience) and populating them using text mining approaches.Profile updated 2011-04-13 View profile page
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Cachat Jonathan University of California, San Diego United States -
Email: jc(at)jcachat.comResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Infrastructural and portal servicesResearch focus: I am a curator & scientific data specialist at the Neuroscience Information Framework & NeuroLex.orgProfile updated 2011-08-23 View profile page
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Calabria Andrea Institute for Biomedical Technologies Italy -
Email: andrea.calabria(at)itb.cnr.itPhone: +39 02 50320911 (Office)Research Area(s): General neuroinformaticsResearch focus: Artificial Intelligence Data Mining Genetics and BioinformaticsProfile updated 2009-03-09 View profile page
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Cannon Robert Textensor Limited United Kingdom -
Email: robert.c.cannon(at)gmail.comResearch Area(s): Computational neuroscienceResearch focus: Software for modelling cells and ion channels; declarative model specification and standardisation efforts: NeuroML and NineML; the LEMS format for component based models as used in NeuroML2.Profile updated 2011-05-31 View profile page
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Cardona Albert Institute of Neuroinformatics, University of Zurich and ETH Zurich Switzerland -
Email: acardona(at)ini.phys.ethz.chPhone: +41 44 63 53 031 (Office)Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging, Genomics and genetics, Infrastructural and portal servicesResearch focus: Neural circuit reconstruction from serial section electron microscopy, in the central nervous system of Drosophila larvae.Profile updated 2011-04-08 View profile page
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Chaves Luis LIM44-NIF -HCFMUSP Brazil -
Email: lchaves(at)ime.usp.brPhone: (Mobile)Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, NeuroimagingResearch focus: Neuroimaging, databasingProfile updated 2010-11-01 View profile page
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Chiappalone Michela Italian Institute of Technology Italy -
Email: michela.chiappalone(at)iit.itResearch Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Brain machine interface, ElectrophysiologyResearch focus: My research activity is inserted in the field of NeuroengineeringProfile updated 2011-06-16 View profile page
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Chicco Davide University of Genoa Italy -
Email: davide.chicco(at)gmail.comPhone: +393485904732 (Mobile)Research Area(s): General neuroinformaticsResearch focus: Bioinformatics Computational Intelligence Evolutionay Alghoritms Evolutionay Computation Machine learningProfile updated 2010-06-17 View profile page
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Conradt Jorg Institute of Neuroinformatics Switzerland -
Email: conradt(at)ini.phys.ethz.chPhone: +41 44 635 30 23 (Office)Research Area(s): Neuro-RoboticsResearch focus: My research interest is understanding information processing and reasoning in distributed systems, such as brains. I implement models of my hypotheses in robotic systems to (a) force them to deal with unreliable real-world input instead of abstract data; and to (b) advance current robot technology, ultimately allowing robots to interacting in real-world situations. More information about my current research here: http://www.ini.uzh.ch/~conradt/projects .Profile updated 2008-11-20 View profile page
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Coombes Stephen University of Nottingham United Kingdom -
Email: stephen.coombes(at)nottingham.ac.ukResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Large scale modelingResearch focus: My research interests lie in the area of mathematical biology and in particular the application of principles from nonlinear dynamics and statistical physics to the study of neural systems.Profile updated 2010-06-17 View profile page
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Cornelis Hugo University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio United States -
Email: hugo.cornelis(at)gmail.comResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling, Infrastructural and portal servicesResearch focus: Simulator and simulator infrastructure development, using computational approaches to understand cerebellar functionProfile updated 2010-09-09 View profile page
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Crook Sharon Center for Adaptive Neural Systems United States -
Email: sharon.crook(at)asu.eduPhone: 480 965 0403 (Office)Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling, Infrastructural and portal servicesResearch focus: One of the major challenges in neuroscience is to understand the biophysical mechanisms and algorithms underlying neural computation. In my laboratory, we use mathematical models, analysis, and computer simulations to examine the dynamics of neurons and neuronal networks and to understand the mechanisms underlying plasticity in neuron or network behavior due to trauma, rehabilitation, learning or development. Our current research focuses on several related topics including 1) how alterations in dendritic morphology, synapse distributions and membrane properties affect cell dynamics and 2) the roles of synaptic activity, intracellular calcium, and neuromodulators in plasticity and development. My research group also contributes to an international effort to create standards for describing models in neuroscience. NeuroML provides a common description language for neuroanatomical data, for the biophysical properties of membranes, and for network connectivity for use in model specifications. These standards can be used by down-stream software applications to aid model exchange and simulator interoperability.Profile updated 2012-04-16 View profile page
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Cucchiani Ruggero International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility Sweden -
Email: ruggero.cucchiani(at)incf.orgResearch Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Infrastructural and portal servicesResearch focus: NoneProfile updated 2011-03-29 View profile page
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Dahl Svein University of Tromsø Norway -
Email: sgd(at)fagmed.uit.noPhone: +47 776 44704 (Office)+47 776 45300 (Fax)Research Area(s): General neuroinformaticsProfile updated 2008-11-14 View profile page
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Davison Andrew UNIC, CNRS France -
Email: davison(at)unic.cnrs-gif.frPhone: +33169824196 (Office)Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Large scale modelingResearch focus: Large-scale, data-constrained, modelling of neuronal networks, in particular the early visual system, and development of tools to facilitate collaborative modelling and reproducible simulations.Profile updated 2010-10-14 View profile page
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De Schutter Erik Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Japan -
Email: erik(at)oist.jpPhone: +81-98-966-8714 (Office)+81-98-966-8717 (Fax)Research Area(s): Computational neuroscienceResearch focus: We use computational methods to study how neurons and microcircuits in the brain operate. We are interested in the interaction between fundamental properties like morphology or homeostatic regulation and neural functions like information processing or learning. Most of our models concern the cerebellum as this brain structure has a relatively simple anatomy and the physiology of its main neurons has been studied extensively, allowing for detailed modeling at many different levels of complexity. Our research depends on high quality software, some of which we develop ourselves: STEPS (reaction-diffusion modeling in detailed morphologies), Neurofitter (automated parameter searching for compartmental models) and standard model description languages.Profile updated 2013-04-03 View profile page
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DeWolf Travis University of Waterloo Canada -
Email: tdewolf(at)uwaterloo.caResearch Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Large scale modelingResearch focus: My goal is to develop a formal mathematical model capturing the function and interaction of the neurobiological subsystems involved in motor control.Profile updated 2013-03-04 View profile page


