Lecture

Scientific Computing in Neuroscience

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Description

This lecture covers the history and development of scientific computing in neuroscience, focusing on the simulation of neurons and networks. It discusses the use of tools like NEURON, NEST, and BRIAN for different scales of simulations, from biophysically detailed models to large-scale spiking neural networks. The lecture emphasizes the importance of numerical methods and algorithms in solving complex problems in computational neuroscience.

Instructors (2)

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Ontological neighbourhood

Biology

Cell biology: Neurotransmission

Neuroscience: Computational neuroscience

Anatomy: Neuroanatomy

Mathematics

Analysis: Numerical analysis

Computer engineering

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