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Brain-computer Interface
Brain computer interfaces to provide a direct link between brain response, behavioral states, actions and devices.
Computational Cognitive Neuroscience
Computational modeling techniques combined with fMRI, EEG and TMS to understand the neural mechanisms of human cognition.
Computational Neuroscience
Computational modeling of membrane dynamics to large scale cortical systems.
Computational Vision
Computational modeling to understand human and animal visual function.
Molecular, Cellular & Circuit Mechanisms Controlling Behavior
Using tools from molecular and cellular biology to investigate how the nervous system functions at the microscopic scale.
Network & Complexity Analysis
Brain function characterized by large-scale inter-regional network and complexity analysis.
Signal Processing & Machine Learning
Optimizing the extraction of meaningful neural signals.