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David Grayden

The University of Melbourne
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David Grayden

https://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/profile/16545-david-grayden

3:00pm CEST

K1: Deep reinforcement learning and its neuroscientific implications CrowdcastMatthew Botvinick

3:00pm CEST

K2: A new computational framework for understanding vision in our brain CrowdcastLi Zhaoping

4:20pm CEST

O4: Towards multipurpose bio-realistic models of cortical circuits CrowdcastAnton Arkhipov

4:40pm CEST

O5: How Stimulus Statistics Affect the Receptive Fields of Cells in Primary Visual Cortex CrowdcastAli Almasi

7:00pm CEST

P130: Unifying information theory and machine learning in a model of cochlear implant electrode discrimination Slot 11(Demi) Xiao Gao P81: A Computational Neural Model of Pattern Motion Selectivity of MT Neurons Slot 18Parvin Zarei Eskikand

8:00pm CEST

P60: Cholinergic modulation can produce rapid task-related plasticity in the auditory cortex Slot 05Jordan David Chambers P75: The covariance perceptron: theory and application Slot 20Matthieu Gilson P82: Contrast invariant tuning in primary visual cortex Slot 14Hamish Meffin

9:00pm CEST

P161: Less is more: a new computational approach for analyzing EEG for brain computer interface applications Slot 09Farhad Goodarzy P89: Quantification of changes in motor imagery skill during brain-computer interface use Slot 02James Bennett

11:00pm CEST

CNS Party Party: Whyville!jim Bower • Rebekah Evans

3:00pm CEST

K3: Information and Decision-Making CrowdcastDaniel Polani

7:00pm CEST

P165: Using dynamical mean field theory to study synchronization in the brain. Slot 07Isabelle Harris P66: Brain-computer interfaces using stereotactic electroencephalography: Identification of discriminative recording sites for decoding imagined speech Slot 03Kevin Meng

7:00am CEST

K4: Computational models of neural development CrowdcastGeoffrey J. Goodhill

9:30am CEST

W2 S01: Elucidating the role of cell architecture and its remodeling in maintaining a healthy heartbeat using high-resolution 3D computational models. Crowdcast (W02)Vijay Rajagopal

1:00pm CEST

Discussion with Geoffrey Goodhill CrowdcastGeoffrey J. Goodhill

2:00pm CEST

OCNS Members' meeting Crowdcast

3:00pm CEST

W05 S03: Spatio-temporal dynamics in epilepsy: Models & Analysis Crowdcast (W05)Yujiang Wang

4:00pm CEST

W05 S05: Tracking fast spatiotemporal dynamics in EEG with network harmonics Crowdcast (W05)Katharina Glomb

6:00pm CEST

W10-2 Cellular mechanisms of the visual EEG alpha rhythm. Crowdcast (W10)Roger D. Traub

9:00am CEST

W1 S6: Structure of information to understand the physical basis of consciousness Crowdcast (W01)Naotsugu Tsuchiya

3:00pm CEST

W3 S7: Deep Inference and Information Gain Crowdcast (W03)Karl Friston

3:30pm CEST

W2 S19: Enabling real-time brain-machine interfaces via tensor-based computing Crowdcast (W02)Andrea Giovannucci