Temporal Dynamics in Learning: Networks & Neural Data
Conference - Janelia Farm Research Campus, United States
Recent developments in multielectrode recording methods and imaging have unveiled a wealth of data about the dynamics of neural circuits during behavior in animal model systems. In parallel, theoreticians have developed abstract network models that combine rich temporal dynamics with plastic synapses to produce powerful learning and discriminative mechanisms. This meeting aims to bring together experimentalists and theoreticians in an attempt to compare abstract circuit models to experimental evidence from neural circuits in behaving animals. The goal is for participants to bridge the gap between theory and experiment by identifying principles of neural circuit operation that may subserve and promote adaptive behavior.
(Courtesy of distribution and temporal dynamics of brain, via sciencedirect.com)
http://www.janelia.org/conferences/nat
Mon, May 13, 2013 - Thu, May 16, 2013
Janelia Farm Research Campus, United States
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