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Computational Neuroscience Seminars

We are running a bi-weekly journal club series (mostly during term time) with occasional additional talks by external speakers. The location is usually CBL Seminar Room #438.

Upcoming events are listed below, for more information (e.g. past talks) see web page at talks.cam where you can also subscribe for e-mail alerts.

For further information please contact Cristina Savin.

For past talks see the archive.

Courses, Workshops

For regularly taught course see the teaching page.

Advanced Course in Computational Neuroscience
Mathematical Research and Conference Center, Institute of Mathematics, Polish Academy of Sciences
6 August - 1 September 2012, Będlewo, Poland

Advanced Course in Computational Neuroscience
Mathematical Research and Conference Center, Institute of Mathematics, Polish Academy of Sciences
1-26 August, 2011, Będlewo, Poland

Brains and Minds: the Perceptual and Computational Bases of Higher Cognitive Processes
CEU Summer University
27 June - 1 July, 2011, Budapest, Hungary

Advances in Statistical Inference in the Visual Cortex
Central European University
12-13 July 2007, Budapest, Hungary

Beliefs and Decisions: of Minds and Machines
CEU Summer University
5-9 July 2010, Budapest, Hungary

The Sampling Hypothesis: Relating Neural Variability to Perception and Learning
Cosyne Workshop
1 or 2 March 2010, Snowbird, UT, USA

Normative Electrophysiology
NIPS Workshop
11 December 2009, Whistler, BC, Canada

Memory and Mind: Learning and Representing Structures in the Brain and Mind
CEU Summer University
22-26 June 2009, Budapest, Hungary

Hippocampus and Navigation
Programme Gulbenkian Champalimaud Neuroscience
32 March-4 April 2008, Oeiras, Portugal

Statistical Inference in the Visual Cortex
Collegium Budapest Institute for Advanced Study
12-13 June 2007, Budapest, Hungary

Computing with Spikes
Cosyne Workshop
10 March 2006, The Canyons, USA

Talks by Lab Members

Máté Lengyel: The morning after: the consequences of synaptic plasticity for memory retrieval
Workshop on Learning and Plasticity
10 November 2011, 9am, Centre International de Rencontres Mathématiques, Marseille, France

Máté Lengyel: Neuronal biophysics: optimised for information processing
8th European Biophysics Congress
23-27 August, Budapest, Hungary

Máté Lengyel: Statistical optimality in the nervous system: from synapses to population codes
Oxford University Cortex Club
28 April 2011, 4:00pm, Oxford, UK

Máté Lengyel: Information bottlenecks and their remedies in neural computation
Mathematical Neuroscience 2011
13 April 2011, 9:45am, ICMS, 15 South College Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9AA, UK

Cristina Savin: Storing and recalling memories with metaplastic synapses
Synaptic plasticity across multiple time scales, Cosyne Workshop
1 March 2011, afternoon session (4:30-7:30pm), The Cliff Lodge, Snowbird, UT, USA

Máté Lengyel: The powers and perils of Bayesian inference in the brain: learning, memory, and decision making
Integrating perception, action and learning through natural goal directed behavior, Cosyne Workshop
1 March 2011, afternoon session (4:30-7:30pm), The Cliff Lodge, Snowbird, UT, USA

Gergő Orbán: Sampling in the visual cortex: explaining (away) neural variability and spontaneous activity
Cosyne, main meeting
26 February 2011, 4:45pm, The Cliff Lodge, Snowbird, UT, USA

For selected previous talks, see also arrowrightPresentations.

 
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