| Date |
Presenter |
Topic |
Feb 2
11:30
719 B'way |
Chaitu Ekanadham (LCV) |
Continuous basis pursuit and application to neural spike identification
[note: part of the Computational and Biological Learning seminar]
|
Feb 13
12:30
rm 815 |
Roozbeh Kiani,
Stanford University |
Neural representation of choice certainty in the parietal cortex
[note: faculty candidate, CNS]
|
Feb 14
12:30
rm 551 |
Jonathan Winawer,
Stanford University |
Spatial integration in the human visual pathways
[note: job candidate, Psychology department]
|
Feb 15
12:30
rm 815 |
Haim Sompolinsky,
Hebrew University |
Intrinsic dynamics and stimulus evoked responses in a model cortical
circuit
[note: part of the Neuro-Wednesday seminar series]
|
Feb 21
11:00
719 B'way |
Geoff Hinton,
U. Toronto |
A new theory of how visual cortex deals with viewpoint variation during object recognition
[note: part of the Computational and Biological Learning seminar]
|
Feb 29
4:00
60 Wash Sq South, 10th fl |
Antonio Rangel,
Cal Tech |
The neuroeconomics of simple choice
[note: Dean for Science lecture] |
Mar 27
10:00am
rm 551 |
Michael DeWeese,
Berkeley |
Sparse codes for speech predict spectrotemporal receptive fields in
the inferior colliculus, thalamus, and cortex
[note: in conjunction with EARS club] |
Apr 2
2pm
LCV |
Wei Ji Ma,
Baylor College of Medicine |
Coding and decision-making in visual working memory |
Apr 12
4pm
rm 815 |
Robbe Goris (LCV+VNL) |
TBA
[note: a CNS Fellows' Seminar] |
Apr 18
11:15am
246 Greene St, 3rd fl |
Juan Bello,
NYU |
Information Extraction from Music Audio
[note: part of PRIISM: Promotion of Research Involving Innovative Statistical Methodology] |
Apr 18
Time TBA |
Ruben Cagli,
Albert Einstein College of Medicine |
TBA
[note: part of Movshon group meeting] |
