Neurological disorders
A discussion group that focuses the common aspects, e.g. upcoming conferences, new funding schemes, journals etc.
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Kenneth Richard Hammett, Jr replied to Mitchell Slutzky's discussion Analog, digital and neuroquatum models of brain-mind-body functioning in the group Theoretical Neuroscience"You are conflating (at least) two ideas, here. I, myself, work on modeling complex systems, and am coming to think that "reduction" of some complex systems is not effective, that reduction cannot reproduce some of the behavior in the…"
Kenneth Richard Hammett, Jr joined Nathan W. Schultheiss's group
Synchronization and Oscillations
This group is intended for those interested in cellular and network mechanisms and the functional significance of normal and pathological synchronization and oscillations observed in small invertebrate to large cortical neuronal networks.
Kenneth Richard Hammett, Jr joined OCNS; Computational Neuroscience's group
Organization for Computational Neurosciences (OCNS)
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.
Kenneth Richard Hammett, Jr joined William H. Nesse's group
Theoretical Neuroscience
Dedicated to exploring theoretical constructs in neuroscience, using a synergy of experimental, mathematical, and computational methods.
Kenneth Richard Hammett, Jr commented on Nathan W. Schultheiss's group Atlanta, GA"You suggested the schools in ATL might have their own groups. A common group is much more useful, for me, at least. I have things I need to learn from people working at all the schools here. :)"
Kenneth Richard Hammett, Jr joined Nathan W. Schultheiss's group
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta is a hot-spot (no pun intended) for interdisciplinary collaboration among Neuroscientists and home to numerous institutions contributing to basic, theoretical, and clinical research at the highest levels.
Profile Information
- Main areas of research:
- Modeling and simulation of brain function, cognitive neuroscience, applying brain algorithms to engineering problems
- Interests/keywords:
- algorithms, HTM, Hierarchy Theory, SMART, programming Python, C, C++, MATLAB
- Current title/position:
- PhD Student
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