Midsummer Brains - Open Colloquium
| When |
Jun 24, 2019
from 02:00 PM to 06:30 PM |
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| Where | BCF Freiburg - Werkstatt |
| Contact Name | smartstart@fz-juelich.de |
| Attendees |
All interested students and researchers. |
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Speakers:
- Jan Benda (Biophysicist, Neuroethology)
- Stefan Glasauer (Engineer, Sensorimotor research)
- Petra Ritter (Medical doctor, Brain simulation)
- Fabian Sinz (Computer Scientist, Neuronal building blocks of intelligence)
- Tatjana Tchumatchenko (Physicist, Theory of neural dynamics)
Computational neuroscience is a highly interdisciplinary field ranging from mathematics, physics and engineering to biology, medicine and psychology.
Interdisciplinary collaborations have resulted in many groundbreaking innovations both in the research and application.
The basis for successful collaborations is the ability to communicate across disciplines:
What projects are the others working on? Which techniques and methods are they using? How is data collected, used and stored?
Under the title Computational Neuroscience from my point of view, five experts in computational neuroscience describe their view on computational neuroscience in theory and application, and share experiences they had with interdisciplinary projects.
Discussions will continue at the Meet-the-Scientist BBQ following the lectures.
If you are interested to participate in the colloquium, please send a short message to
Please note, these lectures will be recorded for subsequent publishing as online lecture material. The audience will not be filmed.