Posted By: NITRC ADMIN - Jun 30, 2014 Tool/Resource: Conferences, Workshops and Meetings
AIM INCF is offering a two-day course that provides an introduction to and overview of a wide range of topics within neuroinformatics by leading experts in the field. The course is held before the INCF Neuroinformatics Congress. WHO SHOULD ATTEND The course is suitable for neuroscience researchers wishing to develop their interests in neuroinformatics as well as informatics researchers with a strong interest in neuroscience. A prerequisite for attending the course is a basic knowledge of neuroscience. The course is open to advanced students, postdoctoral researchers, and faculty members. Download course program APPLICATION The deadline for application was 20 May 2014. Contact course-admin@incf.org for late inquiries. TOPICS COVERED
- data analysis and neuronal coding
- databases and ontologies
- multiscale modeling
- neuroengineering
- simulation/computation/workflows
- visualization
SPEAKERS - David Willshaw (Edinburgh, UK)
- Maryann Martone (San Diego, USA)
- Shih-Chii Liu (Zürich, Switzerland)
- Marc-Oliver Gewaltig (Lausanne, Switzerland)
- Jonathan Victor (New York, USA)
- JB Poline (Paris, France)
- Gaute Einevoll (Ås, Norway)
- Ignacio Arganda-Carreras (Paris, France)
- Marja-Leena Linne (Tampere, Finland)
GENERAL The course will last for two days with course materials and refreshments provided. There will be a course dinner for all participants and lecturers at the end of the first day. LOCATION Leiden University Kamerlingh Onnes Gebouw Lecture Hall: B013 Leiden, The Netherlands
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