Recent & Upcoming Events

CONECT seminar by Leyla Roksan Caglar: “Geometric Investigations of Representations, Learning, and Generalization in Minds, Brains, and Machines”.

CONECT seminar by Luca Mazzucato: “Neural mechanisms of optimal performance”.

“Joint INT-INS workshop on model inversion techniques for neuroscience: linking neural models to brain data”.

CONECT seminar by Suresh Krishna: “Peri-saccadic attention-shifts and visual information processing during active vision”.

CONECT seminar by Michele Rucci: “Active Space-Time Encoding: What One Sees Depends on How the Eyes Move”.

CONECT seminar by Victor Boutin: “Reverse Engineering Human Generalization using Artificial Intelligence”.

Welcome to the Institut de Neurosciences de la Timone! We are thrilled to introduce you to our groundbreaking research that bridges experimental and theoretical neuroscience. Our visit today is organized by members of the Center for Computational Neuroscience (CONECT).

CONECT seminar Özgün Turgut and Maik Dannecker.

Marseille Computational Neuroscience We are organizing a one-day workshop for computational neuroscientists in Marseille. The workshop will be held on Monday, June 3rd, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Amphithéâtre d’Odontologie, Faculté des Sciences Médicales et Paramédicales, Timone campus.

INT-CONECT seminar by Dan Goodman: “From neural mechanism to function”.

INT-CONECT-LAËNNEC seminar by Gorka Zamora-López: “A dynamical perspective for complex networks: applications to brain connectivity and consciousness”.

INT-CONECT seminar by Joe MacInnes “Casting a wide (neural) net: models and simulations of eye movements and attention”.

INT-CONECT seminar by Ronan Sicre (LIS, AMU)

INT/CONECT/NeuroMarseille workshop

Conect seminar by Danny Burnham “Mice alternate between inference- and stimulus-bound strategies during probabilistic foraging”.

CONECT seminar by Prof Elia Formisano “Auditory Cognition: Bridging Human and Machine Perspectives”.

Conect INT seminar by Lorenzo Fontolan “Neural mechanisms of memory-guided motor learning”.

Coding Club x CONECT this week: Optuna

INT seminar by Jason Eshraghian “Making spiking neural networks do useful things”.

INT seminar by Taro Toyoizumi “Modeling the fluctuations and state-dependence of synaptic dynamics”.

INT seminar by Adrien Fois “Plasticity and Temporal Coding in Spiking Neural Networks Applied to Representation Learning”.

Title: Neural computation through population dynamics Program in construction - you can already check the program of the summer school (June 20 - July 01, 2023) or directly access the detailed program.

CONECT Workshop Active learning in brains and machines We organized a one-day workshop on Monday, June 12th, at the Institut de Neurosciences de la Timone (INT), in the Gastaut room (9h-17h), campus Timone.

This meet-up was focused on discussing recent developments in Spiking Neural Networks, with plenty of time for discussion. We met at INT, Laurent Vinay meeting room. program 10:00 Laurent Perrinet Title: A short intro on Precise Spiking Motifs in Neurobiological and Neuromorphic Data Slides: https://conect-int.

INT seminar by Andrea Alamia “Interpreting oscillations as travelling waves: the role of alpha-band oscillations in cognition”.

CONECT seminar by Guillaume Dumas “Multilevel Development of Cognitive Abilities in an Artificial Neural Network”.

TL;DR This project aims to develop a method for the automated detection of repeating spiking motifs, possibly noisy, in ongoing activity. Results are available on the shared repo: https://github.com/SpikeAI/2022-11_brainhack_DetecSpikMotifs

CONECT seminar by Bruno Cessac “Retinal processing: Insights from mathematical modelling”.

CONECT workshop “Higher-order interactions” (Petri & Marinazzo)

CONECT seminar by Charlie Sexton “Spike-timing dependent plasticity among multiple layers of motion-sensitive neurons: a feedforward mechanism for motion extrapolation”.

Title: Neural computation through population dynamics The CENTURI #SummerSchool 2022 has been launched this morning ! Rosa Cossart has welcomed all the participants this morning.👾 Excited to begin these two weeks of transfer of knowledge and deep thinking at @univamu

A CONECT seminar by David Dahmen.

A seminar by Jonathan Vacher at the Institute of Neurosciences Timone in Marseille (with the CONECT group).

A seminar by Etienne Thoret for the CONECT group: “Explainable AI for computational auditory neurosciences”.

A seminar by Matteo Saponati at the Institute of Neurosciences Timone in Marseille.

There will be a third meeting of the CONECT group for the Thursday meeting devoted to the kick-off of these initiatives for INT3. It will consist of an internal meeting (14:00-15:00) and of a talk open to the institute (15:00-16:00).

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Computational Models in Neuroscience (But Were Afraid to Ask): a course provided within the NeuroSchool PhD Program.

A seminar by Thomas Serre at the Institute of Neurosciences Timone in Marseille.