IN 1986, CALTECH ESTABLISHED
an interdisciplinary Ph.D. program to study problems arising at the interface
between neurobiology, electrical engineering, computer science, and physics.
The unifying theme of today's program is the relationship between the physical
structure of a computational system (molecular, neuronal or electronic hardware),
the dynamics of its operation, and the computational problems that it can efficiently solve.
The creation of this multidisciplinary program stems from progress on several
fronts: the analysis of complex biological systems at the molecular, neuronal,
network and cognitive levels, the modeling and analysis of artificial neural
networks and their learning abilities and the emergence of neuromorphic
engineering as an independent discipline.
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Faculty Positions Available
Positions are available through Caltech's Information Science and Technology Initiative. For details, see our Positions page. |
Welcome New Students!
We extend a warm welcome to our new CNS graduate students entering in Fall 2007:
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| Dionysios Barmpoutis |
| Julien Dubois |
| Virgil Griffith |
| Alice Lin |
| Akram Sadek |
| Marie Suver |
| Jonathan Weissman |
| Peter Welinder |
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A complete list of speakers including additional information such as talk titles and abstracts can be found on the CNS Wiki Page
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