Konferenzen zum Thema Wissenschaftliches Rechnen in Großbritannien

Human Brain Project Edcuation Programme

In order to understand and implement cognitive systems, recent developments in neuroscience need to be brought together with computational techniques that integrate models and simulations. The goal of this workshop is to provide an overview of the latest developments in the understanding of how the brain works, computes and generates behaviour.

HBP Education Programme Office;     Tel.: [0043 676 871 672 244];     Email: curriculum.edu@humanbrainproject.eu

cognitive systems, cognitive neuroscience, computational neuroscience, robotics, cognitive psychology

IBIN, King's College London and 3DBioNet, University of Liverpool

The next IBIN meeting will be a joint venture with 3DBioNet, a partner UKRI TTL network. 3DBioNet is focussed on developing 3D cell culture models of human tissues and there is overlap between the two networks. This meeting will promote collaboration between the two networks as well as enable discussion of the bioimaging challenges facing both networks. The 1st day of the meeting will be hosted by 3DBioNet and will consist of talks and discussions surrounding the current challenges in 3D cell culture, with a similar format to our past events, and a particular focus on how mathematical modelling can contribute to this field. The 2nd day of the meeting will be a special joint programme between 3DBioNet and IBIN aimed at fostering collaboration between the networks as well as identifying and tackling the current bioimaging challenges. Attendees have the option to sign up to either day or the full two-day meeting. We hope you are able to join us for what is set to be a fantastic programme.

Email: ibin@kcl.ac.uk

Bioimaging, Biology, Biophysics, Software, Computing, Superresolution, Microscopy, 3D, Cell culture, Networking, Funding, Collaborations, Industry, Optics

Biologie,    Optik und Laser

Statistik, Spieltheorie ,    Simulation