Events
Apr
30
CBS Seminar: Ilana Witten
Learning in a complex and high-dimensional environment. NW243 and Zoom…
May
01
Neurolunch: Spandan Madan (Pfister and Kreiman and labs)
DNN-based encoding models for the visual cortex fail to generalize out of the training data distribution. NW 243. Lunch at 11:45…
May
08
Neurolunch: Mostafizur Rahman (Murthy/Dulac labs)
NW 243. Lunch at 11:45…
May
15
Neurolunch: Roy Harpaz (Engert lab)
NW 243. Lunch at 11:45…
News and Featured Publications
- NTT Research gift establishes CBS-NTT Fellowship ProgramGift supports postdoctoral research in the physics of intelligence…
- Glutamate inputs send prediction error of reward, but not negative value of aversive stimuli, to dopamine neuronsAmo R, Uchida N, Watabe-Uchida M. Neuron. 2024 Jan 22:S0896-6273(23)00979-0. doi: 10.1016/j.neuron.2023.12.019. PMID: 38278147…
- Haim Sompolinsky awarded The Brain PrizeHaim, Larry Abbott, and Terry Sejnowski received the 2024 award for their “pioneering contributions to the field of computational and theoretical neuroscience” and “seminal contributions to our understanding of the principles that govern the brain’s structure, dynamics and the emergence of cognition and behaviour.” Follow the link for more information….
- Marge Livingstone awarded Scolnick PrizeThe McGovern Institute at MIT announced that the 2024 Edward M. Scolnick Prize in Neuroscience will be awarded to Margaret Livingstone, Takeda Professor of Neurobiology at Harvard Medical School….
- GSAS highlights Buckner lab studentWendy Sun, an MD/PhD student in BBS, is profiled for her work in the CBS Neuroimaging Core…
- Swartz Postdoctoral FellowshipWe have one opening for a Swartz Postdoctoral Fellow, beginning in summer or fall of 2024….
- Ölveczky lab paper makes the cover of October Nature NeuroscienceDescribes circuit mechanisms of complex motor sequences…
- Gazette highlights NIH grant to LichtmanNIH BRAIN CONNECTS grant awarded for mouse brain connectome…
Research
Scientists in the Center for Brain Science
are discovering how brain circuits
underlie thought and behavior.