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Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine
Computational and Systems Neuroscience (INM-6)
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Progress in the understanding of complex systems like the brain can only be achieved by integrating models on many different scales. The research performed at the institute for Computational and Systems Neuroscience develops such multi-scale models of the brain, combining data-driven development of brain theory with the bottom-up approach of directly simulated structured networks, and the top down approach, mapping functional models of higher brain function to spiking dynamics.

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Computational Neurophysics

Group leader:
Prof. Dr. Markus Diesmann

Model development, theory of neuronal networks especially correlation dynamics. The focus of this group are bottom-up approaches in order to integrate physiological and anatomical data into models. This also requires the development of simulation technology for neural networks. More: Computational Neurophysics …

Statistical Neuroscience

Group Leader:
Prof. Dr. Sonja Grün

Development and application of methods to analyse multi-channel activity data. A focus is the connection between neural data recorded on different temporal and spatial scales and on the structure of correlations of spiking activity. Close contact to experimental groups. More: Statistical Neuroscience …

Theoretical Neuroanatomy

Analysis of anatomical data on the microscopic and macroscopic level and the development of the required mathematical methods for their assessment and representation. Set up and maintenance of data bases providing and unifying anatomical data sets from different sources. More: Theoretical Neuroanatomy …


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