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URL: http://www.compneurosci.com/CoSMo2012/
Proper Citation: Summer School in Computational Sensory-Motor Neuroscience (RRID:SCR_006894)
Description: This unique summer school focuses on computational techniques integrating the multi-disciplinary nature of sensory-motor neuroscience through combined empirical-theoretical teaching modules and a focus on the use of databases of movement data (NSF CRCNS). Major breakthroughs in brain research have been achieved through computational models. The goal of the Summer School in Computational Sensory-Motor Neuroscience is to provide cross-disciplinary training in mathematical modelling techniques relevant to understanding brain function, dysfunction and treatment. In a unique approach bridging experimental research, clinical pathology and computer simulations, students will learn how to translate ideas and empirical findings into mathematical models. Students will gain a profound understanding of the brain''s working principles and diseases using advanced modelling techniques in hands-on simulations of models during tutored sessions by making use of data / model sharing. This summer school aims at propelling promising students into world-class researchers. Dates: August 5-19, 2012 Location: Northwestern University Chicago (Evanston campus), Illinois, USA Deadlines: * April 22, 2012: Application due, including letters of reference (extended!!!) * May 1, 2012: Notification of acceptance * May 20, 2012: Attendance confirmation of applicants and registration payment This summer school is directed at graduate students and post-doctoral fellows from multi-disciplinary backgrounds, including Life Sciences, Psychology, Computer Science, Mathematics and Engineering. We will also accept highly motivated outstanding under-graduate students. There are no formal prerequisites, but basic knowledge in calculus, linear algebra, neuroscience and the Matlab simulation environment is expected. Enrollment will be limited to 40 participants.
Abbreviations: CoSMo 2012
Synonyms: 2012 Summer School in Computational Sensory-Motor Neuroscience
Resource Type: data or information resource, training resource, short course
Keywords: computational, sensory-motor, neuroscience, summer school, graduate student, postdoctoral fellow, undergraduate
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