#Neuroscience

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Neuroscience is where most of my current research life is centered, and where many of the questions that occupy me on a daily basis originate. Unsurprisingly, a large part of what I write on this blog grows out of that work. Posts tagged this way explore neural systems from experimental and theoretical angles alike, ranging from behavior and imaging to circuit dynamics and plasticity. The posts often cover what I have newly learned about how brains function, how neural data can be analyzed, and how computational models can help us understand neural phenomena. Much of this inevitably overlaps with computational approaches, but the focus here lies on the biological phenomena themselves, on how brains organize activity, adapt over time, and give rise to perception and memory.

There are currently 40 articles with this tag (newest first):

Connection concepts in NEST

In the previous post, we learned about the basic concepts of the NEST simulator and how to create...

Izhikevich model

Computational neuroscience utilizes mathematical models to understand the complex dynamics of neu...

Hodgkin-Huxley model

An important step beyond simplified neuronal models is the Hodgkin-Huxley model. This model is ba...

FitzHugh-Nagumo model

In the previous post, we analyzed the dynamics of Van der Pol oscillator by using phase plane an...

Information entropy

A fundamental concept that plays a pivotal role in quantifying the uncertainty or randomness of a...