Speakers
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Gerrit Ansmann.
Randomness and pattern switchings on complex networks of excitable units.
University of Bonn (DE).
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Andrea Barreiro.
How single-neuron dynamics modulate correlated activity in neural circuits.
Southern Methodist University (US).
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Wilhelm Braun.
Integrate-and-fire neurons with stochastic thresholds.
University of Nottingham (UK).
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Heather Brooks.
Quasicycles in the stochastic hybrid Morris-Lecar neural model. University of Utah (US).
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Nicolas Brunel.
Effects of neuronal morphology on firing rate dynamics.
University of Chicago (US).
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Jack Cowan.
Stochastic Wilson-Cowan equations for networks of excitatory and inhibitory neurons.
University of Chicago (US).
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Felix Droste.
An analytical approach to information transmission in the face of up and down states.
Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, Berlin (DE).
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Farzad Farkhooi.
Renewal approach to the stability analysis of noisy spiking recurrent networks.
Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, Berlin (DE).
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David Angula Garcia.
Stochastic mean-field formulation of the dynamics of diluted neural networks.
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (IT).
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Ryota Kobayashi.
Estimation of excitatory and inhibitory input rate from a single voltage trace.
National Institute of Informatics (JP).
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Enrica Pirozzi.
Stochastic modeling of neuronal firing activity by generalized Ornstein-Uhlenbeck processes.
University of Naples Federico II (IT).
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Stefan Rotter.
Inhibition-dominated random networks for stimulus processing in rodent visual cortex.
Albert Ludwigs University of Freiburg and Bernstein Center Freiburg.
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Laura Sacerdote.
A Leaky Integrate-and-Fire neuronal model with Gamma distributed interspike intervals.
University of Torino (IT).
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Justus Schwabedal*.
Inference of Phase Diffusion.
Max-Planck-Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems (DE).
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Peter Thomas**.
Asymptotic Phase for Stochastic Oscillators.
Case Western Reserve University (US).
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Jonathan Toubol.
On the dynamics of large spiking neuronal networks.
Collège de France (FR).
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John White.
Biophysical mechanisms of noise resistance in neurons.
University of Utah (US).
** Lead organizer: pjthomas(insert the "at" symbol!)case.edu
* Co-organizer: jschwabedal(insert "at" again!)gmail.com