This is the second annual all-hands meeting of the Temporal Dynamics of Learning Center (TDLC), which investigates time as a crucial element in the learning process and integrates the study of learning dynamics across multiple time scales - from milliseconds, to life-long learning.

This new science of the temporal dynamics of learning...

Professor: Gary Cottrell

Cognitive Science 200 is an interdisciplinary seminar of changing topics used as a mechanism for Ph.D. students in the Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Program and the Cognitive Science Department to achieve breadth. This quarter, the topic is based on our new NSF-sponsored Science of Learning Center, The Temporal Dynamics of Learning Center (TDLC). The...

"In order to understand such a very complex system like the brain, we need to have techniques for being able to probe the brain."

An exploration of different techniques used to study brain function on multiple scales, both spatially and temporally.

Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture in partnership with UC San Diego, Salk Institute & NewSchool of Architecture & Design present ANFA INTERFACES: A series of discussions about emerging research at the intersection of Neuroscience and Architecture

A series of discussions about emerging research at the intersection of neuroscience and architecture

The ANFA Interface Series was introduced in the Fall of 2009 as a series of discussions about emerging research at the intersection of neuroscience and architecture. The following three lectures are from the 2011 series. Each features both a neuroscientist and architect sharing their expertise on a relevant, interdisciplinary topic. Following the...

What does neuroscience tell us about morality? Do we furnish the mind with experience? The Science Network joins Pat Churchland on the road promoting her new book, Braintrust: What Neuroscience Tell Us About Morality.

Next Frontier of the Brain Forum

From Monday, May 23 through Wednesday, May 25, 2011, an extraordinary event took place in Boston that brought together researchers, health advocates and politicians to mount a concerted challenge to solving what has been called the final frontier of medicine: the human brain.

The One Mind for...

Cognitive Rhythms Collaborative

The Rhythmic Dynamics and Cognition Conference is a two-day event sponsored by the Cognitive Rhythms Collaborative (CRC). The CRC is a group of scientists in the Boston area who work together to advance our understanding of the brain dynamics underlying cognitive functions such as sensory processing, attention, learning, memory and motor planning.

• Classrooms,
• Curriculum,
• Policy by Opinion,
• School,
• Science of Educating,
• Social Interactions,
• TDLC,
• Teaching,
• education,
• neuroscience,
• science literacy

moderated by Roger Bingham

• Schools,
• Science of Educating,
• Science of Learning,
• Science of Teaching,
• Social Policy,
• Town Hall Meeting,
• neuroscience

Books by Terrence Sejnowski: Liars, Lovers, and Heroes: What the New Brain Science Reveals About How We Become Who We Are,...

with Nobel Laureate Richard Axel

• Evolution,
• Memory,
• Perception,
• Smell,
• genetics,
• language,
• neuroscience

Richard Axel is a neuroscientist who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2004 with Linda Buck for his work on the olfactory system. He...

with neuroscientist Rodolfo Llinás

• Cell function,
• Central Nervous System,
• Evolution,
• Intentionality,
• neuroscience,
• physiology

Rodolfo Llinás, a founding father of modern brain science, is the Thomas and Suzanne Murphy Professor of Neuroscience and Chairman of the...

with neuroscientist V.S. Ramachandran

• India,
• consciousness,
• discovery,
• education,
• mathematics,
• neuroscience

V.S. Ramachandran is Director of the Center for Brain and Cognition and Professor with the Psychology Department and the Neurosciences Program at the...

with neurophilosophers Pat and Paul Churchland

• Aristotle,
• Early life,
• Plato,
• education,
• neuroscience,
• philosophy

Patricia Smith Churchland, UC President’s Professor of Philosophy at UC San Diego, focuses on neuroethics and attempts to understand choice,...

with Terry Sejnowski

• Brain,
• Communication,
• Environment,
• Mechanism,
• Neuron,
• Synaptic Plasticity,
• genetics,
• mind,
• neuroscience

Liars, Lovers, and Heroes combines cutting-edge findings in neuroscience with examples from history and the headlines to introduce the new science of...

Learning from the Birds and Bees

• Learning,
• Temporal Dynamics,
• neuroscience

Books by Terrence Sejnowski: Liars, Lovers, and Heroes: What the New Brain Science Reveals About How We Become Who We Are,...

Modeling the Temporal Dynamics of Learning

• Learning,
• Temporal Dynamics,
• neuroscience

The Social Dynamics of Learning

• Learning,
• neuroscience

The Temporal Dynamics of Learning to Move

• Learning,
• Temporal Dynamics,
• neuroscience

Neural Dynamics of Reinforcement Learning and Decision Making

• Learning,
• Temporal Dynamics,
• neuroscience

Temporal Dynamics Underlying the Development of Language and Literacy

• Learning,
• Temporal Dynamics,
• language,
• literacy,
• neuroscience

How Learning Language Influences the Perception of Non-linguistic Rhythm

• Learning,
• Temporal Dynamics,
• language,
• neuroscience

Learning Sequences

• Learning,
• Temporal Dynamics,
• neuroscience

Jack Cowan

• hallucinations,
• neuroscience

Jack Cowan is Professor of Mathematics and Neurology at The University of Chicago. His research is concerned with understanding how circuits in the...

with mathematician Jack Cowan

• cybernetics,
• hallucinations,
• mathematics,
• mind,
• neuroscience

Jack Cowan is Professor of Mathematics and Neurology at The University of Chicago. His research is concerned with understanding how circuits in the...

• Cortex,
• Neurogrid,
• information processing,
• neuroscience

Introduction: Terry Sejnowski, Program Chair Larry Abbott, "Multiple Time Scale of Neuronal Information Processing" Kwabena Boahen,...

• modeling,
• neuroscience,
• oscillations

Michael Breakspear, "Unpacking the Brain Into Multiscale Space: Methods, Evidence, and Models" Robert Knight, "Ultra High Gamma in...

Spike Time Dependent Plasticity

• Learning,
• Temporal Dynamics,
• neuroscience

• Brain Dynamics,
• Brain Region,
• Caveat Emptor,
• Cooperative Research Structure,
• Cortical Thickness,
• Dentate Gyrus,
• Development,
• Dyslexia,
• Exercise,
• I.CAN,
• Imaging,
• Institute for Child and Adolescent Neuroscience,
• Learning,
• Lobe,
• Long Range Synchronization,
• Longitudinal Assessment,
• Model,
• Neural Plasticity,
• Neuropsychology,
• Perspective,
• SILC,
• Salk Institute,
• Synapse,
• TDLC,
• Technology,
• Timing,
• education,
• genetics,
• neuroscience

Books by Terrence Sejnowski: Liars, Lovers, and Heroes: What the New Brain Science Reveals About How We Become Who We Are,...

• Brain Based Education,
• City Heights Collaborative,
• Cognitive Science,
• Curriculum,
• High Tech High,
• Learning,
• Physical Education,
• Recall Memory,
• School in the Park,
• Social Play,
• State Law,
• State Teacher Licensing,
• Teacher Burnout,
• Teacher Education,
• Teacher Performance Assessment,
• UCSD CREATE,
• neuroscience

Michael Shermer, Roger Bingham, Christof Koch, Alison Gopnik

• Learning,
• consciousness,
• neuroscience,
• skeptics

Michael Shermer, Skeptics Society"Demon-Haunted Brain"Roger Bingham, The Science Network"Aun Aprendo: Still Learning About...

• behavioral economics,
• consciousness,
• emotions,
• neuroscience,
• skeptics

John Allman, California Institute of TechnologyThe Search for the Neurobiological Basis of the Social Emotions"Paul Zak, Claremont Graduate...

• Brain,
• modeling,
• neuroscience

Books by Terrence Sejnowski: Liars, Lovers, and Heroes: What the New Brain Science Reveals About How We Become Who We Are,...

Rodolfo Llinás

• neuroscience,
• oscillations

Rodolfo Llinás, a founding father of modern brain science, is the Thomas and Suzanne Murphy Professor of Neuroscience and Chairman of the...

Jack Cowan

• neocortex,
• neuroscience,
• statistical mechanics

Jack Cowan is Professor of Mathematics and Neurology at The University of Chicago. His research is concerned with understanding how circuits in the...

Stuart Hameroff, V.S. Ramachandran

• Drugs,
• Hallucinogens,
• Kant,
• Mental State,
• Platonics,
• Prayer,
• Quantum Coherency,
• Quantum Mechanics,
• Sexuality,
• consciousness,
• neuroscience,
• religion

Books by V.S. Ramachandran: The Tell-Tale Brain: A Neuroscientist's Quest for What Makes Us Human A Brief Tour of...

This is Your Brain on Morality

• Good and Evil,
• Morality,
• Right and Wrong,
• This is Your Brain on Morality,
• Value,
• neuroscience,
• religion

Can We Ever Be Right About Right and Wrong?Sam Harris is the author of The New York Times bestsellers, The End of Faith: Religion, Terror and the...

This is Your Brain on Money

• Brain Imaging,
• Cognitive Science,
• Neuroeconomics,
• This is Your Brain on Money,
• fMRI,
• neuroscience

Brian Knutson is Associate Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Stanford University. His laboratory uses multiple methods (e.g.,...

This is Your Brain on Law

• Impulse Control,
• Law,
• Mental State,
• Pseudoscience,
• Science and Law,
• This is Your Brain on Law,
• Violence,
• neuroscience

Amanda Pustilnik conducts research and teaches in the area of law and neuroscience at Harvard Law School. She is a graduate of Yale Law School,...

This is Your Brain on Law

• Behavioral Genetics,
• History of Violence,
• Policy Making,
• This is Your Brain on Law,
• neuroscience,
• philosophy

Nita Farahany researches and writes about the intersection of criminal law, genetics, neuroscience and philosophy. She does so with an...

This is Your Brain on Law

• Conduct,
• Interpersonal Relationships,
• Interpersonal Trust,
• Regulation,
• This is Your Brain on Law,
• neuroscience

Erin O'Hara is Professor of Law, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, and Director of the Law and Human Behavior Program at Vanderbilt University Law...

Sinnott-Armstrong, O'Hara, Pustilnik, Kolber, Farahany

• Biological Solution,
• Law,
• Owen Flanagan,
• Public Policy,
• This is Your Brain on Law,
• neuroscience

Panel: This is Your Brain on LawWith Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, Erin O'Hara, Amanda Pustilnik, Adam Kolber, and Nita FarahanyModerated by Roger Bingham

Sinnott-Armstrong, Farahany, Bingham, Kirshenbaum & Krauss

• Crime,
• Criminal Law,
• Interrogation,
• Law,
• neuroscience,
• politics,
• science education

Neurolaw & NeuropoliticsA discussion with Walter Sinnott-Armstrong (Dartmouth College), Nita Farahany (Vanderbilt University), Sheril Kirshenbaum...

• Addiction,
• Climate,
• Crime,
• Diet,
• Exercise,
• neuroscience

Risk & the Nature of Scientific Evidence: Climate, Crime, Addiction, Diet & ExerciseA discussion with Tony Haymet (Scripps Institution of...

Motor Control

• Math,
• Optimal Control,
• neuroscience

Emanuel Todorov from UC San Diego: Optimal control  

Memory, Eye Movements and the Big Picture

• Empirical Learning,
• Probabilistic Learning,
• Temporal Dynamics,
• neuroscience

Tony Bell from UC Berkeley: Towards a cross-level theory of neural learning

Session 4: Consciousness, Complex Cognition, and Language to Culture, Cooperation, Morality and Institutions

• cognition,
• genetics,
• language,
• neuroscience

Books by Terrence Sejnowski: Liars, Lovers, and Heroes: What the New Brain Science Reveals About How We Become Who We Are,...

Horace Barlow

• DNA,
• Darwin,
• Francis Crick,
• cerebral cortex,
• consciousness,
• genetics,
• neuroscience,
• selectivity,
• symmetry,
• vision

Horace Barlow is a British visual neuroscientist who has done much work towards understanding human vision and consciousness, beginning with his...

Susan Greenfield

• consciousness,
• neuroscience

Baroness Susan Greenfield is a British scientist, writer, broadcaster and a member of the House of Lords. She is known as a popularizer of science,...

• Autism,
• Greeble Discrimination,
• Perception,
• neuroscience

Walter Talbott (UC San Diego, Cognitive Science Department) Angelica Rodriguez (UC San Diego) James McCloskey (UC San Diego, Cognitive Science...

• Decision Making,
• Motivation,
• Prediction Model,
• motion,
• neuroscience

Mehrdad Yazdani (UC San Diego, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department) Mary Mullane (UC San Diego, Psychology Department) Cuong Tran (UC...

• Brain,
• Contingent Adaptation,
• McCollough Effect,
• Primary Visual Cortex,
• Psychophysics,
• neuroscience,
• vision

Valerie Yorgan (Brown University, Neuroscience Department) Ben Cipollini (UC San Diego, Cognitive Science Department)

• SIN Network,
• Social Interaction,
• education,
• neuroscience

Kaya de Barbaro (UC San Diego, Cognitive Science Department) Cory Reith (UC San Diego, Psychology Department)

Project 2

• Attention,
• Eye Movement,
• Learning,
• Memory,
• Visual Stimuli,
• neuroscience

Robert Lindsey (University of Colorado, Computer Science Department) Natasha Avis (UC Santa Barbara, Psychology Department) Maria Borja (UC San...

Commentary by Fred "Rusty" Gage, PhD

• Architecture,
• Brain,
• Environment,
• Intuition,
• Scientific Method,
• Structure,
• neuroscience

This presentation discusses the challenges and opportunities of developing evidence to inform creativity and to enhance innovationin design. The...

UCSD

• Moon,
• Students,
• neuroscience

Gert Cauwenberghs is a Professor of Bioengineeringa in Biology at the University of San Diego and Co-Director of the Institute for Neural...

• Dynamics,
• Funding,
• Learning,
• Marketing,
• School,
• Social Policy,
• Society,
• Statistics,
• Time,
• education,
• neuroscience

Brains R Us brings together researchers, educators, policymakers, parents, and students in a town hall forum to discuss the state of the science of...

Vanderbilt University Law School

• Behavior,
• Brain,
• Criminal,
• Law,
• Trust,
• Violence,
• neuroscience,
• philosophy,
• religion

Nita Farahany is a Professor of Law and Philosophy at Vanderbilt University Law School. She researches and writes about the intersection of criminal...

Vanderbilt University Law School

• Behavior,
• Brain Imaging,
• Cognitive Science,
• Humanity,
• Incarceration,
• Law,
• Lie Detection,
• MRI,
• Model,
• Steroids,
• fMRI,
• neuroscience,
• philosophy,
• politics

Owen Jones is a Professor of Law and Biological Sciences at Vanderbilt University Law School. His current research is focused on law and behavioral...

Vanderbilt University Law School

• Brain,
• Criminal Law,
• Death Penalty,
• Justice,
• Juvenile,
• Teenage,
• neuroscience

Terry Maroney is an Associate Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University Law School. Her research interests include criminal law, juvenile justice,...

Vanderbilt University

• Economics,
• Law,
• Legal,
• Punishment,
• Reciprocation,
• Technology,
• Truth,
• cognition,
• fMRI,
• neuroscience

Owen Jones is a Professor of Law and Biological Sciences at Vanderbilt University Law School. His current research is focused on law and behavioral...

Peabody College Vanderbilt University

• Equity,
• Human Development,
• Innovation,
• System,
• Teaching,
• Technology,
• education,
• fMRI,
• neuroscience

Camilla Benbow is the Patricia and Rodes Hart Dean of Education and Human Development of Peabody College at Vanderbilt Universtiy. Her research is...

UC San Diego and Stanford University

• Evolution,
• Memory,
• Motor System,
• Perception,
• Repetition,
• Technology,
• cognition,
• neuroscience

Patricia Smith Churchland is UC President’s Professor of Philosophy at UC San Diego, focuses on neuroethics and attempts to understand ...

Harvard University and University of San Diego

• Courtroom,
• Emotion,
• Enhancement,
• Judge,
• Law,
• Lie Detection,
• Mercy,
• Sentencing,
• Technology,
• fMRI,
• neuroscience

Glenn Cohen is an Assistant Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, Co-Director of the Petri-Flom center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and...

Vanderbilt University

• Attention,
• Brain,
• Expertise,
• Linguistics,
• Literate,
• Math,
• Visual,
• education,
• fMRI,
• neuroscience

Bruce McCandliss is a Sackler Scholar and Professor of Psychology and Human Development at Vanderbilt University. His research is focused applying...

University of California, Berkeley

• Brain,
• Learning,
• Mechanism,
• Neurons,
• Plasticity,
• Sensory,
• education,
• genetics,
• neuroscience

Dan Feldman is an Associate Professor of Neurobiology in the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of California, Berkeley. His...

Rutgers University

• Cognitive,
• Cues,
• Development,
• Memory,
• Motor,
• Nonverbal,
• Temporal,
• Time,
• education,
• language,
• neuroscience

Paula Tallal is the Board of Governor's Professor of Neuroscience and Co-Director of the Center for Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience at Rutger's...

Michael Arbib, University of Southern California

• Architecture,
• neuromorphic architecture,
• neuroscience

(This talk was followed by a commentary by architect and founding member of ANFA, Gilbert Cooke, which can be found here.) The talk will introduce...

Gilbert Cooke, American Institute of Architects

• Architecture,
• neuroscience

This talk is a commentary to a talk by Michael Arbib, titled Brains, Machines, and Buildings, which can be found here.   Gilbert Cooke...

New York University

• Fear,
• Imaging,
• Memory,
• fear extinction,
• music,
• neuroscience

Joseph LeDoux talks with Roger Bingham about his "heavy mental" band, the Amygdaloids, which plays all original songs about mind and brain...

Mount Sinai School of Medicine

• Fear,
• Memory,
• fear extinction,
• neuroscience

Daniela Schiller talks to Roger Bingham about how she got into science and reviews research, including her own, on modifying fear memories. Daniela...

Northwestern University

• Communication,
• Learning,
• music,
• neuroscience

Nina Kraus discusses the long lasting effects that musical experience has on nervous system development which impact very basic communication skills....

Tom Albright

• Architecture,
• neuroscience,
• vision

(This talk was followed by a commentary by architect and author of books exploring architecture and neuroscience, John Eberhard, which can be found...

John Eberhard

• Architecture,
• neuroscience

This talk was a response to Tom Albright's talk on "Vastu Veda in the Age of Neuroscience." John Eberhard is a Fellow of the American...

with Patricia Churchland, Jesse Prinz, and Roger Bingham

• Morality,
• neuroscience

This conversation was recorded at Havemeyer Hall, Columbia University March 30, 2011 and presented by NeuWrite, with generous support from The Dana...

with Patricia Churchland

• Morality,
• neuroscience

Patricia Churchland spoke about her book, Braintrust, at Warwick's, the oldest American family-owned and operated bookstore. From their...

University of California, San Diego

• Morality,
• neuroscience

Patricia Churchland discusses her new book, Braintrust, with Roger Bingham at the Estancia Hotel in La Jolla, CA. For more of Patricia...

Steven E. Hyman, MD, introduced by One Mind for Research Co-chair Garen Staglin

• neuroscience

The human brain is the greatest scientific challenge, yet the scourge of brain disorders urgently demands progress. Fortunately, building on recent...

Michael E. Goldberg, Takao K. Hensch, Jean Bennett, Pawan Sinha

• Perception,
• critical period,
• gene therapy,
• neuroscience,
• vision

Introduction from Chair - Michael E. Goldberg, MDCritical Periods and Brain Development - Takao K. Hensch, PhDMature brain function is potently...

Husseini Manji, MD, FRCPC

• neuropsychiatric disease,
• neuroscience

Serious neuropsychiatric diseases are among the most devastating illnesses affecting mankind. Nevertheless, while staggering advances are being made...

Bruce Rosen, Marcus Raichle, Jeff W. Lichtman

• Memory,
• connectomics,
• neuroscience

Introduction from Chair - Bruce Rosen, MD, PhDThe Human Brain at Work - Marcus Raichle, MDMapping the Connectome at the Synaptic Level - Jeff W....

Congressman Edward J. Markey

• Alzheimer's Disease,
• neuroscience

Edward J. Markey is Congressman of the 7th District of Massachusetts.

Francis S. Collins, MD, PhD

• neuroscience,
• translational neuroscience

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has a strong tradition of supporting new approaches for diagnosing, treating, and preventing disease. Despite...

H. Robert Horvitz, Eric Lander, Christopher A. Walsh, Pamela Sklar, Catherine Dulac

• Epigenetics,
• Schizophrenia,
• cognition,
• genetics,
• neuroscience

Introduction from Chair - H. Robert Horvitz, PhDGenes provide the blueprint for how the brain develops and define the components the brain uses to...

Leigh Hochberg, MD, PhD

• neural interfaces,
• neural prosthetics,
• neuroscience,
• paralysis

For people with paralysis resulting from cervical spinal cord injury, brainstem stroke, neuromuscular disease including amyotrophic lateral...

Max Cleland, Elizabeth A. Phelps, Clifford J. Woolf, Geoffrey Ling, Frances E. Jensen, Gene D. Block

• neuropathic pain,
• neuroscience,
• post-traumatic stress disorder,
• spinal cord injury,
• traumatic brain injury

Advocate Remarks - Senator Max ClelandNeurobiology of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder - Elizabeth A. Phelps, PhDLong after a war ends, the...

Mark B. McClellan, MD, PhD

• neuroscience,
• treatment development

Mark McClellan, MD, PhD is senior fellow, director of the Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform, and Leonard D. Schaeffer Chair in Health Policy...

Maurizio Fava, Larry J. Young, Eric Nestler, Helen S. Mayberg, Linea Johnson

• Addiction,
• Emotion,
• Motivation,
• Oxytocin,
• Social Behavior,
• depression,
• neuroscience,
• reward,
• social bonding,
• vasopressin

Introduction from Chair - Maurizio Fava, MDFrontiers of Social Cognition - Larry J. Young, PhDSocial relationships are at the core of every healthy...

Kevin Kit Parker, PhD

• neuroscience,
• traumatic brain injury

This is an overview of how the brain is injured on the battlefield, the road map to developing novel diagnostics and therapeutic strategies for brain...

Peter Strick, Peter B. Sack, Howard J. Federoff, Andrew Schwartz

• Movement,
• brain-machine interface,
• neuroscience

Introduction from Chair - Peter Strick, PhDAdvocate Remarks - Peter B. SackThe Potential to Modify the Course of Parkinson’s Disease - Howard...

Terry Sejnowski

• neuroscience

Understanding the Human Brain was the subject of an editorial in Science, 4 November 2011, written by Terry Sejnowski and Sydney Brenner. It is also...

Chuck Stevens

• consciousness,
• neuroscience,
• scaling relations,
• synaptic transmission

"Neuroscientist's Neuroscientist" Chuck Stevens talks with Roger Bingham about his trajectory through research science, his interest in...

Tom Albright

• Architecture,
• Art,
• Perception,
• Schizophrenia,
• neuroscience,
• vision

Tom Albright talks with Roger Bingham about visual perception, his research into how cortex represents features from images, what schizophrenia can...

Beth Buffalo

• Memory,
• neuroscience

Beth Buffalo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physiology and Biophysics at the University of Washington.

Earl Miller

• neuroscience

Earl Miller is the Picower Professor of Neuroscience in the Picower Institute for Learning and Memory and Department of Brain & Cognitive...

Robert Knight

• neuroscience

Robert T. Knight, M.D., is a Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at UC Berkeley.

Peter Uhlhaas

• neuroscience

Peter Uhlhaas is a reader at the Institute of Neuroscience and Psychology and the School of Psychology at the University of Glasgow.

Charles Schroeder

• neuroscience

Charles Schroeder is the Director of the Laboratory for Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging at the Nathan Kline Institute.

Peter Brown

• neuroscience

Peter Brown is a Professor of Experimental Neurology in the Nuffield Department of Clinical Sciences at the University of Oxford. 

Christa van Dort

• neuroscience

Christa J. Van Dort is a Research Fellow in Anaesthesia, Harvard Medical School and a Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Department of Anesthesia,...

Rosalyn Moran

• neuroscience

Rosalyn Moran is an Assistant Professor at the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute.

Liam Paninski

• Statistics,
• neuroscience

Liam Paninski is a professor in the Statistics department at Columbia University, and the co-director of the Grossman Center for the Statistics of...

Astrid Prinz

• neuroscience

Astrid Prinz is an Associate Professor in Biology at Emery University.

Ken Harris

• Cortex,
• neuroscience

Ken Harris is Professor of Quantative Neuroscience at University College London.

Walter Talbott and He Crane Huang

• neuroscience

Walter Talbott is a graduate student in the Department of Cognitive Science at UCSD.

Leanne Chukoskie

• Autism,
• neuroscience

Leanne is an Assistant Project Scientist in the Institute for Neural Computation at UCSD.

Nick Ray

• neuroscience

Nick Ray is an REU undergraduate trainee at UCSD.

Thomas Palmeri

• Decision Making,
• neuroscience

Thomas Palmeri is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology and director of the CatLab at Vanderbilt University.

Mike Mozer

• neuroscience

Mike Mozer is Professor at the Institute of Cognitive Science and Computer Science at University of Colorado, Boulder.

Mary Helen Immordino-Yang

• neuroscience

Mary Helen Immordino-Yang is an Assistant Professor of Education at the Rossier School of Education and Assistant Professor of Education and...

A conversation with Ken Harris

• Cortex,
• neuroscience,
• self-organization

Ken Harris discusses his research into how the cortex processes sensory information, what he considers the most interesting question in neuroscience:...