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Craig Breuwet
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- Warner Robins, GA
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Nonlinear Dynamics
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Neuropsychology
115 members
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Neuroscience - Poland
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Neuropsychiatry in Schiz…
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Organization for Computa…
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Bifurcation theory,
dynamical diseases
A discussion place especially dedicated to neuropsychology and its empirical research on the relation between brain and human cognitive, emotional, and behavioral function as well as its clinical application.
The group aims at providing a discussion forum for experts in the field of neuroscience originating from Poland. We are open for your ideas and suggestions.
The Organization for Computational Neurosciences (OCNS) organizes the international Computational Neuroscience meeting (CNS) each year. CNS is a premier forum for experimental and theoretical results addressing computation in the brain.
Postdocs are at the cross-roads of education and profession, and we face unique professional and social challenges, particularly in the current academic and economic climates. This group is intended for sharing related insights strategies & comments.
Dedicated to exploring theoretical constructs in neuroscience, using a synergy of experimental, mathematical, and computational methods.
This group discusses methods for generating and analyzing brain connectivity data (the "connectome") and how to simulate development and dynamics on anatomicially realistic neural networks. It can also be used to announce jobs, events, and CFP's.
Profile Information
- Main areas of research:
- Neuroscience and neuropsychiatry
- Interests/keywords:
- neuroanatomy and physiology
- Current title/position:
- Anatomy Teacher
- Current affiliation/employer:
- University of Georgia
- Collaborators:
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Sorry it took so long to reply to your request to be a colleague. I am not actually using this board that much. But I probably should do more. These days I am mainly doing clinical neurology rather than neuroscience resource though I am making some attempts at research on post traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury.
Steve Berman