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Cristina Savin joined the group in 2010 as a postdoc. Previously, she had studied Computer Science for her MSc at the Technical Universoty of Cluj-Napoca, and did her PhD in the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies with Jochen Triesch. She is interested in how different plasticity mechanisms interact to achieve interesting computation in neural circuits.
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Balázs Ujfalussy joined the group in 2011 as a postdoc. Previously, he had studied biology and neurobiology for his MSc and PhD at Eötvös University while working in the computational neuroscience lab of Péter Érdi. He is interested in normative models of dendritic processing.
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Emil Hewage joined the group in 2011 as a PhD student after having obtained an MEng at the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge.
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DJ Strouse joined the group in 2011 as an MPhil student on a Churchill Fellowship after having obtained a BA in Physics and BSc in Mathematics at the University of Southern California (Los Angeles, CA). He is generally interested in normative models in biology and is currently developing simple models of dendritic integration and somatic membrane potential.
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Ferenc Huszár joined CBL in 2009 as a PhD student after having obtained an MSc in Information Engineering at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. His interests include topics of NIPSian machine learning, specifically nonparametric Bayesian methods, and applications of ideas and methods from machine learning to biologically and cognitively relevant learning problems.
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Alumni
Jean-Pascal Pfister, postdoc (2008-2010)
Gergő Orbán, MSc, PhD (1998-2008)
Ferenc Huszár, MSc (2007-2009)
Zsófia Huhn, MSc (2001-2005)
Tamás Kiss, MSc (1998-2000)
Fanni Misják, MSc (1999-2001)
Gergely Papp, MSc (2001-2003)
Collaborators
Richard Aslin, Dept Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Center for Visual Science, U Rochester
human psychophysics
Peter Dayan, Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, UCL
computational theory
József Fiser, Dept Psychology, Volen Center for Complex Systems, Brandeis U
human psychophysics,
in vivo ferret multiunit electriophysiology
Boris Gutkin, Group for Neural Theory, ENS
biophysical theory
Ole Paulsen, Dept Physiology, Development and Neuroscience, U Cambridge
in vitro rat and mouse cortical electrophysiology
Hugo Spiers, Dept Cognitive, Perceptual and Brain Sciences, UCL
human navigation, fMRI
Daniel Wolpert, Dept Engineering, U Cambridge
human psychophsyics, motor control