NYU/CNS : Activities : Swartz Seminar

Date

Speaker

Title

Sept. 17

Mark Goldman
(UC Davis)

Microcircuits for short-term memory storage and neural integration

Sept. 24

Stefano Fusi
(Columbia)

Computational principles of biological memories

Oct. 1

Dmitri Chklovskii
(Simons)

Can connectomics help us understand neural computation? Insights from the fly visual system

Oct. 15

Shihab Shamma
(Maryland)

Parsing sound sources in realistic auditory environments

Oct. 29

Jonathan Pillow
(Princeton)

Encoding and decoding of decision-related signals from spike trains in parietal cortex

Dec. 3

Julio Martinez-Trujillo
(McGill)

Shaping visual representations in the primate brain

Feb. 11

James DiCarlo
(MIT)

Neural mechanisms underlying visual object recognition

Feb. 18

Surya Ganguli
(Stanford)

A theory of multineuronal dimensionality, dynamics, and measurement

Mar. 25
* 2pm *

Klaas Stephan
(Zurich)

Translational Neuromodeling

Apr. 8

Bard Ermentrout
(Pittsburgh)

If space turned out to be time: Resonances and patterns in the visual cortex

Apr. 22

Anne Churchland
(CSHL)

A category-free neural population supports evolving behavioral demands during perceptual decisions

May 13

Alex Pouget
(Geneva)

What limits performance in decision making

May 15
*Special Seminar 11:30am*

Jonathan Touboul
(College de France)

On Pinwheel-Dipole Topologies in Cat Visual Cortex: Exhaustivity, Parsimony and Balanced Detection

June 1
*Special Seminar*

Gasper Tkacik
(Institute of Science and Technology, Austria)

Beyond sensory bottleneck: Efficient coding of elements of visual form

June 2
*Special Seminar*

Peter Latham
(University College London)

Uncertainty at the synaptic level: faster better learning

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