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Storm Johan Centre for Molecular Biology and Neuroscience (CMBN) and Dept of Physiology, IMB. University of Oslo Norway
Email: Phone:
+47 22851246 (Office)
+47 99295763 (Mobile)
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Electrophysiology
Research focus: We use detailed compartmental models of neurons the mammalian brain, combined with experimental electrophysiology to study principles and mechanisms of electrical signaling in neurons & brain circuits
Profile updated 2010-02-11 View profile page
Tadel Francois Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University Canada
Email:
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Infrastructural and portal services, Clinical neuroscience
Research focus: Developer of Brainstorm: a collaborative, open-source application dedicated to MEG and EEG analysis (visualization, processing and advanced source modeling).
Profile updated 2013-05-02 View profile page
Takemiya Makoto ATR Japan
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Brain machine interface, Infrastructural and portal services
Research focus: Working to create BrainLiner.jp, a web portal and desktop-based software tools for editing and sharing neurophysiological data.
Profile updated 2011-04-19 View profile page
Tanaka Keiji Cognitive Brain Mapping Laboratory, RIKEN Brain Science Institute Japan
Email: Phone:
81-48-467-9342 (Office)
Research Area(s): Neuroimaging, Electrophysiology
Research focus: Visual object recognition and executive control of goal-directed behavior in non-human primates. Also high-resolution fMRI of human cortical functions.
Profile updated 2010-04-29 View profile page
Tanskanen Jarno Tampere University of Technology, Department of Electronics and Communications Engineering Finland
Jarno MA Tanskanen
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Brain machine interface, Electrophysiology
Research focus: Signal processing and analysis for EEG, ECG and in vitro neuronal cell and cardiomyocyte electrophysiology; Brain computer interfaces; Statistical signal processing and analysis; Bioelectromagnetism
Profile updated 2013-01-28 View profile page
Tanzer Oguz GE Healthcare Finland
Email:
Research Area(s): Neuroimaging
Profile updated 2009-02-19 View profile page
Tetzlaff Tom Norwegian University of Life Sciences Norway
Email:
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience
Research focus: relation between network structure and dynamics relation between microscopic (spiking network models) and macroscopic network dynamics (population models)
Profile updated 2008-11-19 View profile page
Tikidji-Hamburyan Ruben A.B.Kogan Research Institute for Neurocybernetics, Southern Federal University Russian Federation
Ruben Tikidji-Hamburyan
Email:
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling
Research focus: Learning rule Biologically plausible models of local neural networks. Neuronal assembly, arising and stabilization. Signal processing in the cortex and cerebellum.
Profile updated 2009-10-26 View profile page
Tohka Jussi Tampere University of Technology Finland
Email:
Research Area(s): Neuroimaging
Research focus: My research interests include image processing, image analysis and pattern recognition within anatomical and functional brain imaging, particularly using energy minimization/PDE based techniques.
Profile updated 2008-12-10 View profile page
Tomita Yohei Laboratory SIGMA, ESPCI ParisTech France
Yohei Tomita
Email:
Research Area(s): Neuroimaging, Brain machine interface, Electrophysiology, Infrastructural and portal services, Clinical neuroscience
Research focus: My research interests are BCI, mental states analysis with EEG, driver doze detection with EEG, etc. Through these studies, I have developed biological signal processing and classification techniques.
Profile updated 2011-06-07 View profile page
Treves Alessandro SISSA - Cognitive Neuroscience Italy
Alessandro Treves
Email: Phone:
+39-040-3787623 (Office)
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience
Research focus: I would like to understand the reorganization of the cerebral cortex and of the hippocampus at the transition to their mammalian forms, and what allows the faculty of language in the human species.
Profile updated 2009-08-25 View profile page
Tripathy Shreejoy Carnegie Mellon University United States
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Genomics and genetics, Electrophysiology, Infrastructural and portal services, Clinical neuroscience
Research focus: open science advocate, computational neuroscience PhD student at Carnegie Mellon, fascinated by the diversity of neurons
Profile updated 2012-10-31 View profile page
Turner Jessica Mind Research Network United States
Email: Phone:
505-272-2869 (Office)
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Genomics and genetics, Large scale modeling, Clinical neuroscience
Research focus: Large-scale fMRI and sMRI data integration with genetics and other measures; semantic representations of cognitive neuroscience methods and experimental designs.
Profile updated 2011-01-13 View profile page
Ullmann Jeremy Centre for Advanced Imaging, University of Queensland Australia
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging
Research focus: Digital Atlasing, Neuroimaging, Zebrafish, Mouse, Morphometrics, Connectivity
Profile updated 2011-07-07 View profile page
Usui Shiro RIKEN Brain Science Institute Japan
Shiro Usui
Email: Phone:
+81-48-467-7491 (Office)
+81-48-467-7498 (Fax)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics
Research focus: Neuroscience research has been producing many important results. However, such a tremendous amount of evidence makes difficult to integrate individual results into our understanding of brain as a whole system. In order to overcome the difficulty, an organized framework for the integration of the evidence is necessary. This has required the establishment of a new field called 'Neuroinformatics'. The worldwide recognition of the importance of neuroinformatics (NI) has prompted the establishment of the International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility (INCF). In response to the call for international cooperation, the Japanese government has launched the Neuroinformatics Japan Center (NIJC) at RIKEN BSI as the Japan Node (J-Node).
Profile updated 2011-08-18 View profile page
Valdivia Hachi Universidad de Chile Chile
Email: Phone:
56-2-9786035 (Office)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Brain machine interface, Electrophysiology, Clinical neuroscience
Research focus: Currently I am performing recordings on visual and somatosensorial cortices of rat while performs a discrimination task. I have spike trains as well as LFP recordings, and I am interested on analize temporal correlations on this signals in the framework of temporal correlation hypothesis. Also I am developing microstimulation protocols in the framework of brain-machine interfaces.
Profile updated 2009-05-12 View profile page
Van Essen David Washington University School of Medicine United States
David Van Essen
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging
Research focus: Our laboratory develops and uses computerized brain mapping techniques to study the structure, function, and development of cerebral cortex in humans and nonhuman primates.
Profile updated 2009-09-04 View profile page
Van Pelt Jaap VU University Amsterdam, CNCR Netherlands
Jaap Van Pelt
Email: Phone:
+31 20 5987043 (Office)
+31 20 5987112 ()
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience
Research focus: My research is focused on (i) modeling neuronal morphogenesis and network formation on the basis of principles of neural development, (ii) the reciprocal interaction between structuring of network connectivity and structuring of network firing dynamics state space, and (iii) analytical methodology to explore spatio-temporal patterns of firing from multielectrode recordings in cultured neuronal networks as states in a complex firing dynamics state space.
Profile updated 2008-11-19 View profile page
Varghese Jacob Forschungszentrum Julich Germany
Jacob Varghese
Email: Phone:
017655326864 (Mobile)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Neuromorphic engineering, Clinical neuroscience
Research focus: MR Image Processing and Computing Various Parameters. To assist in Research and Development. Extraction of Image information. Diffusion Mapping. Matlab, Labview,ImageJ, Mrtrix, QuanTooM, FSL, SPM
Profile updated 2012-07-25 View profile page
Vassallo Carlos Carlos Andrés Mugruza Vassallo United Kingdom
Email: Phone:
(+44) 1382 384926 (Office)
(+44) 1382 229993 (Fax)
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging, Large scale modeling, Electrophysiology
Research focus: General: Understand at different levels computations in cognitive-dynamic mechanisms. Current: Study functional imbalance of activity levels in attention reorienting networks in controls and schizo
Profile updated 2011-07-13 View profile page
Verbeek Fons Leiden University, LIACS, Imaging & BioInformatics Netherlands
Email: Phone:
+31 71 527 5773 (Office)
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Digital atlasing, Infrastructural and portal services
Research focus: Digital Atlasing, High throughput imaging, Zebrafish Imaging, Morphometrics
INCF activities: Digital Brain Atlasing | Digital Atlasing Infrastructure Task Force
Profile updated 2011-11-17 View profile page
Verhoog Matthijs VU University Amsterdam Netherlands
Matthijs Verhoog
Email:
Research Area(s): Neuroimaging, Electrophysiology
Research focus: My research is focussed on investigating rules, mechanisms and modulation of spike timing-dependent plasticity at rodent and human synapses, along with studying human neuron morphology and physiology.
Profile updated 2013-03-15 View profile page
Versace Massimiliano Boston Univerity United States
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling, Neuromorphic engineering, Brain machine interface
Research focus: I received my PhD from the Department of Cognitive and Neural Systems at Boston University,where I am the Project Coordinator and Senior Investigator in the BU subcontract of the DARPA SyNAPSE project
Profile updated 2010-03-28 View profile page
Vialatte Francois Riken Brain Science Institute Japan
Francois Vialatte
Email: Phone:
+81(0)48-467-9666 (Office)
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Brain machine interface, Clinical neuroscience
Research focus: Signal processing and computational intelligence for brain signals (EEG, fMRI). Applications: BMI, clinical neuroscience, cognitive neuroscience. Time-frequency & Multi dimensions.
Profile updated 2009-08-28 View profile page
Wachtler Thomas Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet Muenchen Germany
Thomas Wachtler
Email: Phone:
+49 89 2180 74810 (Office)
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Electrophysiology, Infrastructural and portal services
Research focus: Neural principles of processing and coding in the visual system. At the German Node, we develop a hardware and software infrastructure to support analysis and sharing of neurophysiology data.
Profile updated 2010-10-18 View profile page
Wallén Peter Dept Neuroscience, Karolinska Institute Sweden
Peter Wallén
Email:
Research Area(s): Electrophysiology
Profile updated 2008-12-02 View profile page
Wang Guang-Zhong University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging, Genomics and genetics, Large scale modeling, Brain machine interface
Research focus: decode the design principle of brain using molecular evolutionary approach
Profile updated 2011-09-12 View profile page
Wanjerkhede Shesharao Computer Science and Egineering, Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College, Bidar, India
Email: Phone:
8105012856 (Mobile)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Large scale modeling
Research focus: Activity of Dopaminergic and Glutametergic stimuli at the striatum
Profile updated 2011-02-01 View profile page
Whatley Adrian Institute of Neuroinformatics, University of Zurich and ETH Zurich Switzerland
Email: Phone:
+41 44 635 30 67 (Office)
+41 44 635 30 53 (Fax)
+41 44 635 30 51 (Secretariat)
Research Area(s): Large scale modeling, Neuromorphic engineering
Research focus: -
Profile updated 2010-05-19 View profile page
Will Hans-Martin Microsoft Corporation United States
Email: Phone:
+1 (425) 707 7793 (Office)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Neuroimaging, Genomics and genetics, Large scale modeling, Infrastructural and portal services
Research focus: I am interested in integrated and integrative software infrastructure supporting life-science research activities in the fields of neuroscience, genomics and genetics.
Profile updated 2010-03-10 View profile page
Williams Robert University of Tennessee United States
Robert W Williams
Email: Phone:
(901) 448-7050 (Office)
Research Area(s): Genomics and genetics
Research focus: Systems genetics, complex trait analysis, and functional genomics; Control of gene expression; Genetics of CNS diseases and addiction; Visual system structure, function, and development; Advanced methods in collaborative research and data interchange
INCF activities: | Oversight Committee Chair
Profile updated 2011-11-17 View profile page
Willshaw David University of Edinburgh United Kingdom
David Willshaw
Email: Phone:
+44 131 650 4404 (Office)
+44 131 650 6899 (Fax)
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience
Research focus: The application of the methods of computational neurobiology -- mathematical analysis and computer simulation -- to an understanding of the development and functioning of the nervous system. Specific areas of interest: 1. The mechanisms by which retinotopically ordered projections and patterns of ocular dominance are developed between vertebrate eye and brain. 2. The mechanisms for the elimination of polyinnervation in developing muscle. 3. The functioning of the basal ganglia and related structures and their role in Parkinson's Disease. 4. The role of the mammalian hippocampus, cerebellum and neocortex in the associative storage and retrieval of information in the brain. 5. The development of neurally inspired algorithms for hard computational problems, such as combinatorial optimisation
Profile updated 2011-05-04 View profile page
Worth Andrew Neuromorphometrics, Inc. United States
Andrew J Worth
Email: Phone:
+1 617-776-7844 (Office)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging
Research focus: Neuroanatomical labeling of structural MRI brain scans
Profile updated 2011-07-05 View profile page
Wróbel Andrzej Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology Poland
Andrzej Wróbel
Email: Phone:
+48 22 5892 440 (Office)
+48 22 5892 440 (Fax)
Research Area(s): Electrophysiology
Research focus: Current research in the laboratory focuses on understanding dynamic operations within sensory systems of behaving animals. Using electrophysiological recording techniques and neuroinformatic methods for data analysis we are trying to correlate the activation of specific neuronal networks with its behavioral context. Five parallel projects are under investigation:   Current research activities    *   electrophysiological correlates of visual attention in cats - temporal analysis (frequency, phase and amplitude's envelope) of local field potentials registered from different parts of cat's thalamo-cortical system during behavioral task based on intermingled trials of delayed spatial discrimination of visual or auditory stimuli;  *   information processing in the cortico-thalamic part of the rat's somatosensory system - the role of primary and secondary sensory pathways in different behavioral situations; in vitro electrophysiological investigations of synaptic properties and cellular connections within the cortico-thalamic loop of rodent's somatosensory system;  *   the role of extrageniculate visual pathway in movement perception - electrophysiological and modeling investigations on the spatial and temporal properties of single units' receptive fields in the cat; coding of information in geniculate and extrageniculate visual pathways in the cat - electrophysiological and computational studies on temporal pattern of neuronal activity;  *   application of nonlinear and wavelet methods for time series analysis; theoretical studies of models of cortico-thalamic loops in visual and somatosensory systems; white-noise and information theoretical analysis of spike trains; development of new current source density techniques for the analysis of three dimensional data.  
Profile updated 2008-11-14 View profile page
Wróbel Borys Computational Biology Group, Institute of Oceanology, Polish Academy of Sciences Poland
Borys Wróbel
Email: Phone:
+48587311767 (Office)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Genomics and genetics, Large scale modeling
Research focus: My research focus is on building biologically-inspired artificial complex systems ( 'bodies' with 'brains'), combining various time scales: behaviour, development and evolution.
Profile updated 2010-08-30 View profile page
Wójcik Daniel Nencki Institute of Experimental Research Poland
Daniel Wójcik
Email: Phone:
+48 22 5892424 (Office)
+48 22 8225342 (Fax)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Digital atlasing, Electrophysiology, Infrastructural and portal services
Research focus: We are studying information processing in thalamo-cortico-thalamic loops in mammal sensory systems concentrating on the visual system of the cat and the somatosensory system of the rat. In particular we are interested in mechanisms of context-dependent modulation of information processing.   To achieve our goals we develop new methods of data analysis, test it on different models of the studied systems, and analyze the experimental data. We concentrate on analysis and modeling of electrophysiological data, both spike trains and local field potentials.
Profile updated 2010-02-26 View profile page
Yamazaki Tadashi The University of Electro-Communications Japan
Tadashi Yamazaki
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling, Infrastructural and portal services
Research focus: Cerebellum, Numerical simulation, Modeling, Large-scale simulation, Parallel programming, Cloud computing, Robotics
Profile updated 2013-03-15 View profile page
Yarkoni Tal University of Colorado at Boulder United States
Email:
Research Area(s): Neuroimaging
Research focus: .
Profile updated 2011-04-19 View profile page
Yim Manyi Bernstein Center Freiburg Germany
Email:
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling
Research focus: Spiking neural network model, basal ganglia, striatum, network dynamics
Profile updated 2010-05-06 View profile page
Zaborszky Laszlo Rutgers University United States
Email: Phone:
1-973-353-3659 (Office)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Digital atlasing, Neuroimaging
Research focus: Our laboratory is interested in how the basal forebrain is organized to modulate sensory and higher order cognitive functions in the cerebral cortex.
INCF activities: Ontologies of Neural Structures | Structural Lexicon Task Force
Profile updated 2010-04-08 View profile page
Zachariou Margarita University of Nottingham United Kingdom
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience
Research focus: My research interests lie in the area of mathematical and computational neuroscience. I am interested in developing and analysing both spiking neural networks and dynamical system models. I am also interested in applying computational and mathematical techniques to facilitate the analysis, presentation and interpretation of multi-electrode array recordings.
Profile updated 2010-05-05 View profile page
Zaslavsky Ilya San Diego Supercomputer Center, UCSD United States
Ilya Zaslavsky
Email: Phone:
1-858-534-8342 (Office)
Research Area(s): Digital atlasing, Infrastructural and portal services
Research focus: Develop services and infrastructure for spatial integration of brain data
INCF activities: Digital Brain Atlasing | Digital Atlasing Infrastructure Task Force Lead
Profile updated 2011-11-17 View profile page
Zaytsev Yury Bernstein Center Freiburg Germany
Email:
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling, Electrophysiology, Infrastructural and portal services
Research focus: Model-driven / model-free data analysis techniques and large-scale neural network modelling with application to effective, functional and anatomical connectivity in neural circuits.
Profile updated 2011-04-27 View profile page
Zhang Jiaxiang MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit United Kingdom
Email:
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Large scale modeling
Research focus: My research focuses on neural mechanisms underlying perceptual decision making and learning in the primate brain by combining modelling, behavioural measurements and functional MRI techniques. Recently, I investigate how human may learn novel visual patterns that do not appear in their daily lives. I am also interested in neuroimaging data analysis by machine learning methods.
Profile updated 2010-07-16 View profile page
Khalil Radwa Alexandria University,College of Science Egypt
Radwa Khalil
Email: Phone:
+20.103923488 (Mobile)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling, Clinical neuroscience
Research focus: Seizure modeling as temporal scale modeling of epilepsy  Modeling seizure semiology would help us explain seizure spread. Similarly, simulation can evaluate neuronal network dynamics transitions between tonic and clonic activity.
Profile updated 2011-06-10 View profile page
van Rossum Mark University of Edinburgh United Kingdom
Mark van Rossum
Email:
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience
Research focus: My particular interests are: Synaptic plasticity, noise in neural systems, cortical dynamics in vision
Profile updated 2010-08-10 View profile page
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