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Delves into the mechanisms and challenges of electrocatalytic CO₂ reduction, exploring multi-electron transfer reactions, pH dependence, and electrode morphology.
Explores the variability of spike trains in computational neuroscience, covering experiments, sources of variability, and stochastic spike arrival and firing.
Explores the development of a mathematical model of the brain, focusing on brain organization and dynamics, including neuronal activity patterns and emergent phenomena.
