The Toronto Computational Neuroscience Workshop, Krembil Research Institute to be held on March 7-8, 2016 at:
Toronto
Western
Hospital
WW2-301
(Auditorium)
399
Bathurst
Street
Toronto,
Ontario
M5T
2S8
The goal of this workshop is to bring together the different Toronto actors in computational neuroscience research or at its interface to share their work and to discuss challenges in the field. The research themes will emphasize brain oscillations,neural coding and the dynamics of neurobiological disorders. It is hoped that this workshop will raise awareness of what those in this research community are doing in order to catalyze the development of new collaborations, and research directions.
During
this
two-day
workshop,
participants
will
present
a
short
talk
discussing
their
labs’
research
foci
and
challenges
relevant
to
the
computational
neuroscience
field.
‘Experimentalists’
will
be
encouraged
to
present
their
latest
data
and
how
they
perceive
computational
approaches
that
could
support
their
current
research.
Likewise,
‘modellers’
will
be
encouraged
to
present
how
their
work
connects
with
clinical/experimental
inquiries
in
neuroscience.
Through
this
process
we
believe
this
workshop
will
allow
local
groups
to
hear
about
the
ongoing
projects
in
the
Toronto
area,
and
simultaneously
to
get
a
chance
to
share
their
own
vision
and
perspective
with
the
community.
Conference
organizers:
J.
Lefebvre,
F.
Skinner,
T.Valiante
Registration required by February 15, 2016