2024 Computational Neuroscience Week
(During 2nd week of Telluride Neuromorphic Engineering Workshop)
Embedded Files
These talks on neuroscience and technology organized by Terry Sejnowski (Salk/UCSD) are given every morning and evening during second week of the workshop.
These talks on neuroscience and technology organized by Terry Sejnowski (Salk/UCSD) are given every morning and evening during second week of the workshop.
Below schedule is example from 2023 workshop; this year's schedule TBA
Below schedule is example from 2023 workshop; this year's schedule TBA
Schedule
Schedule
Monday July 3
Monday July 3
AM: Motor Control
Jing Shuang (Lisa) Li (Caltech) - “Control theory for neuroscience: from internal feedback to legged locomotion”
Tobi Delbruck (UZH-ETH Zurich) – “Experiments in Neural Perception and Robotic Control”
Tuesday July 4
Tuesday July 4
Parade and Town BBQ
Wednesday – July 5
Wednesday – July 5
AM: Vision and Memory & Large-Scale Brain Activity
Michael Berry (Princeton) - “Neocortical Motor Control"
Gerald Pao (OIST)- “An algorithm to generically map neural activity to behavior”
Thursday – July 6
Thursday – July 6
AM: Large-Scale Brain Activity
Barry Richmond (NIH) – “Can we understand how visual pattern processing occurs?”
Terry Sejnowski (Salk/UCSD) - “Hippocampal replay and fast sequence learning with waves”
PM: Workshop party - see Schedule.
Friday – July 7
Friday – July 7
AM: Vision and Memory
Mike Stryker (UCSF)– “Organization and plasticity of the visual cortex and its inputs”
Steve Zucker (Yale) - “An encoding manifold of neurons in the visual system”
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse