Carney Institute for Brain Science
Center for Computational Brain Science

CCBS Seminars

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CCBS Seminars

The Center for Computational Brain Science Seminars Series features interactive research talks focused on computational brain science. Below are recordings that are available for a subset of previous CCBS seminars, please see Events Archive for a more complete list of CCBS seminars

Cognition is an Emergent Property

Note: audio is silent for first 10 minutes of the presentation

Earl Miller slide

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Earl Miller, Picower professor of neuroscience, MIT

Traveling Waves in Cortex: Spatiotemporal Dynamics Shape Perceptual and Cognitive Processes

Lyle Muller, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Mathematics, Western University

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Lyle Muller, assistant professor of mathematics, Western University

Mechanisms Underlying Natural and Artificial Modulations of Sensory Representations

Mechanisms Underlying Natural and Artificial Modulations of Sensory Representations”- Agostina Palmigiano, Ph.D.

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Agostina Palmigiano, postdoctoral research scientist, Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute

The Impacts of Environmental Inference on Decision Strategies

“The Impacts of Environmental Inference on Decision Strategies”- Tahra Eissa, Ph.D.

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Tahra Eissa, postdoctoral fellow, University of Colorado - Boulder

The Brain in Motion: “Causes and Dynamics of Drifting Neural Representations”

The Brain in Motion: Causes and Dynamics of Drifting Neural Representations

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Shanshan Qin, postdoctoral researcher, Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Decoding human neuromodulatory signaling and its connection to reinforcement learning

CCBS Seminar: Decoding human neuromodulatory signaling and its connection to reinforcement learning

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Read Montague, Center for Human Neuroscience Research Fralin Biomedical Research Institute (FBRI), Department of Physics, Virginia Tech

Sequences and modularity of dynamic attractors in inhibition-dominated neural networks

Image showing a slide from the seminar and a subset of the attendees

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Carina Curto, Department of Mathematics and Center for Neural Engineering, Pennsylvania State University

Critical Brain Dynamics: From Theoretical Ideas to Practical Neuromarkers

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Connectivity structure and activity dynamics in biological neuronal networks

Kumar Talk

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Arvind Kumar, Associate Professor, KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Measuring behavior to measure the brain

Calhoun talk

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Adam Calhoun, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Princeton University

On the rational bounds of human cognition

Sebastian talk

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Sebastian Musslick, Ph.D. student, Princeton University

Extracting structure from high-dimensional neural data

Carsen talk

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Carsen Stringer, Computational Neuroscientist and Group Leader, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Janelia Research Campus

Untangling brain-wide current flow using neural network models

Rajan talk

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Kanaka Rajan, Assistant Professor of Neuroscience, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Friedman Brain Institute

Practical sample-efficient Bayesian inference for models with and without likelihoods

Acerbi talk

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Luigi Acerbi, Assistant Professor, University of Helsinki

Neural reinforcement: re-entering and refining neural dynamics leading to desirable outcomes

Athalye talk

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Vivek Athalye, Postdoctoral Researcher, Columbia University

Geometry of Object Representation in Visual Hierarchies

Sompolinsky talk

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Haim Sompolinsky, William N. Skirball Professor of Neuroscience, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Information and randomization in exploration and exploitation

Wilson talk

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Robert Wilson, Assistant Professor, University of Arizona

Learning distributed representations in the human brain

Schapiro talk

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Anna Schapiro, Assistant Professor, University of Pennsylvania

Abstraction and inference in the hippocampal/frontal circuit

Behrens talk

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Timothy Behrens, Professor of Computational Neuroscience, University of Oxford