Mathematical models of development
and learning in the nervous system
Raeburn Room, University of Edinburgh
21 & 22 July 2006
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Organised by
Chris Williams (University of Edinburgh)
Peter Dayan (Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, UCL)
Andrew Gillies (University of Edinburgh)
David Sterratt (University of Edinburgh)
Workshop Summary
The Workshop starts with Registration (between 08.30 and 08.55) on Friday 21
July and finishes in the afternoon of Saturday 22 July. It will be held in the
Raeburn Room, Old College, University of Edinburgh, South Bridge.
The aim of this workshop is to bring together mathematical modellers and key
experimenters in the field of neural development and learning with the objective
of:
- Exposing new experimental areas that would benefit from mathematical methods;
- Identifying innovative applications of mathematics to modelling problems; and
- Mapping new frontiers of research.
The workshop will consist of around twelve 35-minute talks (plus 10-minutes for
discussion) and two longer discussion sessions. See Scientific Programme and
Participants for further details.
The meeting is limited in numbers in order to maintain its workshop character.
Applications
have now closed.
Administrative contacts
enquiries@icms.org.uk
ICMS, 14 India St, Edinburgh EH3 6EZ
tel 0131 220 1777; Fax 0131 220 1053
This meeting's pages created 21 March 2006
This workshop is made possible by grants
awarded to
ICMS from EPSRC
Mathematical Sciences Programme, the Scottish Higher Education
Funding
Council and the London
Mathematical Society.
The meeting is also directly supported by the Institute for Adaptive
and Neural Computation and the School of Informatics of the University of
Edinburgh.
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