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Our research aim is to uncover the computational and organizational mechanisms in the brain. For example, what function does feedback play in our brains, and how do our expectations influence our perceptions? We study these questions by modelling neural networks. Through computational experiments and mathematical analysis, we try to understand the neurological basis of perception, cognition, and behaviour.
The lab is in the David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science, and affiliated with the Centre for Theoretical Neuroscience.
Priya is off to CMU for a master's degree
She has been accepted to do a master's in Computational Biology
Dr. Shaw becomes Prof. Shaw
Nolan, a recent PhD grad from the lab, is now an Assistant Professor at Mount Royal University.
Melody will be doing research part-time
This fall, she will continue a project on how audience members synchronize their clapping
Alina starts her MMath degree
After her summer research position, Alina has started her master's degree in the Neurocog Lab.
Thank you to our summer researchers
Sending out thank-you vibes to those that did research with us this summer.
