Computational Neuroscience: Biophysics

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Covers the fundamentals of neural signals and signal processing, focusing on modeling and simulation of neural systems.

Explores plasma membrane permeability, osmosis, ion channels, and membrane potential in cells.

Explores optogenetics, chemogenetics, and sonogenetics to engineer neural activity using light, chemicals, and sound.

Covers membrane potential, its measurement, and the equations governing ionic movement in neurons.

Explores the structure, function, and classification of ion channels, their role in brain function, and their significance in various diseases.

Compares electrical and chemical synapses, emphasizing their properties and behavior, including the neuromuscular junction and synapses in the CNS.

Explores scientific computing in neuroscience, emphasizing the simulation of neurons and networks using tools like NEURON, NEST, and BRIAN.

Explores the biophysics of ion channels and their vital role in neuronal signaling and physiological processes.

Explains the mechanisms of action potentials and their propagation in neurons, focusing on ion channels and the role of myelination.