Randal A. Koene
Fatronik Foundation and Career Opportunities I actively seek out research projects that combine elements of systems neuroscience with the study of biophysical processes in developmental neuroscience and neurophysiology, by applying my neuroscience and engineering experience to the problem domains described above. Integrative projects that involve modeling large-scale neural networks and detailed neuron morphology address my goal to identify significant functions encoded in neural ensembles, and their dependence on the biophysics of specific components. Understanding this dependency, and the ability to extract encoded functions, can advance basic neuroscience and applied neuroscience, such as medical neural prostheses and neural interfaces.
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Curriculum Vitae:
and Research Addendum: Publications and Ph.D. Computational Neurophysiology:
Computational Neurophysiology at the Center for Memory and Brain in the Department of Psychology and Program in Neuroscience of Boston University Psychology at McGill
Interests:
Neuroprosthetics
Nature News
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