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10:20 am Invited Talk: Can we compute what we think? @ Amriteshwari Hall
Invited Talk: Can we compute what we think? @ Amriteshwari Hall
Aug 12 @ 10:20 am – 10:51 am
Invited Talk: Can we compute what we think? @ Amriteshwari Hall | Vallikavu | Kerala | India
Gaute Einevoll, Ph.D. Professor of Physics, Department of Mathematical Sciences & Technology, Norwegian University of Life Sciences (UMB) Multiscale modeling of cortical network activity: Key challenges Gaute T. Einevoll Computational Neuroscience Group, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, 1432 Ås, Norway;
12:20 pm Invited Talk: Modelling the syncytial organization and neural control of smooth muscle: insights into autonomic physiology and pharmacology @ Amriteshwari Hall
Invited Talk: Modelling the syncytial organization and neural control of smooth muscle: insights into autonomic physiology and pharmacology @ Amriteshwari Hall
Aug 12 @ 12:20 pm – 12:43 pm
Invited Talk:  Modelling the syncytial organization and neural control of smooth muscle: insights into autonomic physiology and pharmacology @ Amriteshwari Hall | Vallikavu | Kerala | India
Rohit Manchanda, Ph.D. Professor, Biomedical Engineering Group, IIT-Bombay, India Modelling the syncytial organization and neural control of smooth muscle: insights into autonomic physiology and pharmacology We have been studying computationally the syncytial organization and neural control of smooth muscle in
2:26 pm Invited Talk: Control of sequential movements: insights from the oculomotor system @ Amriteshwari Hall
Invited Talk: Control of sequential movements: insights from the oculomotor system @ Amriteshwari Hall
Aug 12 @ 2:26 pm – 2:54 pm
Invited Talk: Control of sequential movements: insights from the oculomotor system @ Amriteshwari Hall | Vallikavu | Kerala | India
Aditya Murthy, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Centre For Neuroscience, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India Since Karl Lashley’s seminal work on the formulation of serial order, numerous models assume simultaneous representation of competitive elements of a sequence, to account for serial order