Recent & Upcoming Events

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.