CNL Alumni
Alumni (switch to current CNL members)
Senior Fellow
Affiliates
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Mechanisms and functions of brain rhythms, from sleep to wakefulness
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Motor systems: Search behavior and physiology in humans and animals
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Research Collaborators
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Synaptic mechanisms and Brain disorders: MCell models of synapses and Neuron models of intrinsic properties and demyelination diseases
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Spike Timing
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Ryanodine Receptor Dynamics
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Computational Neuroscience, Machine Learning, Image Analysis, Theoretical Biology
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Brain function: Role of the default mode network in memory systems
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Single neuron dynamics and computation as related to neuronal diversity, circuit level mapping and analysis of the olfactory system, human stem cell research
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Intracellular transport: MCell models and microscopy of transport in complicated geometries
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Model of Actin Polymerization
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statistical mechanics, machine learning, neural coding
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Inhibitory circuits and neural code: In vivo experimentation and model simulation of inhibitory neural circuits to explore their role in shaping the neural code
Visiting Faculty
Staff Scientists
Staff Researcher
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neuroscience and society; science of educating; communication of science
Postdoctoral Fellows
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Olfaction: Network mechanisms of information processing in the olfactory system
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Sleep spindle synchronization: multi-scale modeling of thalamocortical networks
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Motor systems: optimal control theory approach to modeling the motor system
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Synaptic mechanisms: MCell model of glutamate diffusion in 3D reconstructions
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Development and integration of novel neurophysiology collection and analysis techniques in humans and animals, with special emphasis on sleep research and non-invasive methods
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Spatiotemporal dynamics, networks
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Synaptic mechanisms: Modeling the molecular machinery involved in synaptic plasticity
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Neurobiology: synaptic plasticity, single-cell computation, neural noise, Fragile-X syndrome
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Spatial network models of the anatomical and dynamical foundations of epilepsy, Williams Syndrome, autonomous activity and social cognition
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The role of SK channels in dendritic excitability and synaptic plasticity.
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Memory systems: Models of neural circuits in the hippocampus and rate remapping
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Brain disorders: glial basis of post-traumatic epileptogenesis, computational modeling of schizophrenia
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Visiting Postdoctoral Fellow
Visiting Scientists
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EEG Analysis
Exchange Student
Graduate Students
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Sleep and paroxysmal oscillations: neuronal correlates of spindles and slow-wave oscillations -- multi-scale modeling and EEG/fMRI
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Analyzing Brain Activity
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Multiscale Synaptic Modeling
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Information Theory
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Neural coding issues, including the role of synchrony on the reliability and precision of neural spiking
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Visiting Graduate Students
Research Assistants
Scientific Programmers
Lab Manager
Administrative Assistants
Technical Staff
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Systems administration, web development, scientific programming, bioinformatics.
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BOfH
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Interns
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Worked on a project aimed at using machine learning to objectively rate severity in patients with adductor spasmodic dysphonia.
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Synaptic mechanisms: MCell models of calcium signaling within synapses. Pre- and post-synaptic signaling mechanisms
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Neuron modeling, information theory, random process
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