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Last name First name Affiliation Country
Eglen Stephen Cambridge University United Kingdom
Stephen Eglen
Email: Phone:
+44 1223 765761 (Office)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Electrophysiology
Research focus: Analysis and modelling of neural development
Profile updated 2010-08-05 View profile page
Coombes Stephen University of Nottingham United Kingdom
Stephen Coombes
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling
Research focus: My research interests lie in the area of mathematical biology and in particular the application of principles from nonlinear dynamics and statistical physics to the study of neural systems.
Profile updated 2010-06-17 View profile page
Longden Kit Dept of Bioengineering, Imperial College London United Kingdom
Kit Longden
Email: Phone:
+44 (0) 20 7594 7420 ()
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Electrophysiology
Research focus: I explore the neural computations and their mechanisms that support behaviour, using computational models and electrophysiology, in the blowfly visual system and the rat hippocampus.
Profile updated 2010-06-01 View profile page
Gleeson Padraig Department of Neuroscience, Physiology and Pharmacology, UCL United Kingdom
Padraig Gleeson
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling
Research focus: I develop tools and standards to facilitate the development of large scale 3D network models of biophysically detailed neurons. I am also involved in development of cerebellar network models.
Profile updated 2009-08-25 View profile page
Anwar Syed University of Sheffield United Kingdom
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging
Research focus: MRI imaging, direct neuronal detection
Profile updated 2010-04-16 View profile page
Spratling Michael King's College London United Kingdom
Email:
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience
Research focus: Developing biologically plausible computational models to investigate the neural mechanisms underlying visual perception.
Profile updated 2010-03-09 View profile page
Halliday David Department of Electronics, University of York United Kingdom
Email: Phone:
+44 1904 322345 (Office)
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Electrophysiology
Research focus: Studying brain function through the design, implementation, dissemination and application of statistical signal processing tools for analysis of Electrophysiological and Neuroimaging data.
Profile updated 2011-01-20 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
Echtermeyer Christoph University of St Andrews United Kingdom
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience
Research focus: My research is on methods to infer neural information flow networks from spike-train data and how these techniques can be tested adequately.
Profile updated 2009-07-28 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
Joshi Alok Intelligent Systems Research Centre,University of Ulster, Magee Campus, United Kingdom
Email: Phone:
+44 (0)28 71375443 (Office)
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience
Research focus: Presently working on a project related to the computational modeling of psychological disorders such as Depression.
Profile updated 2010-02-04 View profile page
Smith Leslie Leslie Smith United Kingdom
Email: Phone:
+44 1786 467435 (Office)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Neuromorphic engineering, Infrastructural and portal services
Research focus: Neuroinformatics: raw signal processing, data and service sharing Early auditory processing: neuromorphic implementations of bio-inspired systems Sensory fusion, biomathematics
Profile updated 2011-01-26 View profile page
Neishabouri Ali Department of bioengineering, Imperial college london United Kingdom
Email: Phone:
(+44) 07 85 13 222 19 (Mobile)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling, Clinical neuroscience
Research focus: I use stochastic simulations to investigate the influence of factors such as axon anatomy, ion channel kinetic and spatial distribution on signal propagation velocity, metabolic cost and reliability.
Profile updated 2011-07-18 View profile page
Hjorth Johannes University of Cambridge United Kingdom
Email:
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience
Research focus: Neurodevelopment, in particular computer modelling of retinotopic map formation.
Profile updated 2012-05-01 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
Mehboob Zareen The University of Manchester United Kingdom
Zareen Mehboob
Email:
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience
Research focus: My research is focused on computational methods for neural signals information quantification and neural data compression.
Profile updated 2010-06-08 View profile page
Kaiser Marcus Institute of Neuroscience United Kingdom
Marcus Kaiser
Email:
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Large scale modeling, Electrophysiology, Clinical neuroscience
Research focus: I work on organization, development, dynamics, and robustness of cortical and neuronal networks. I am initiator and deputy director of the Wellcome Trust 4-year PhD programme Systems Neuroscience: From Networks to Behaviour and of the EPSRC funded network mathematical Neuroscience . I am also member of the editorial board of the journal Frontiers in Neuroinformatics and PLoS ONE . I work on (a) simulating the spreading of activity in hierarchical clustered networks to understand the spreading of epileptic seizures, (b) discovering constraints for spatial and topological organization of neural systems, (c) simulating the development of neural networks in order to understand developmental diseases, and (d) studying mechanisms of recovery after failure in neuronal and artificial information processing networks. For more information see the personal website www.biological-networks.org .
Profile updated 2009-06-30 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
Bhandari Apoorva Oxford Centre for Human Brain Activity United Kingdom
Apoorva Bhandari
Email: Phone:
+44-7588791974 (Mobile)
Research Area(s): General neuroinformatics, Computational neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Electrophysiology
Research focus: My primary research interest is in understand the mechanistic basis for cognitive control - the ability of some animals to configure their cognitive processing to the task at hand.
Profile updated 2013-03-26 View profile page
Lo Chung-Chuan Institute of System Neuroscience, National Tsing Hua University Taiwan
Email: Phone:
+886-3-574-2014 (Office)
Research Area(s): Computational neuroscience, Large scale modeling
Research focus: Spiking neural circuit modeling for decision making and executive functions. Dynamics of neural network undergoing balanced excitatory and inhibitory inputs
Profile updated 2009-08-21 View profile page
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