Events

The CTCN at WashU is a sponsor of the M4 in St. Louis.

This workshop will explore topics in human-machine interaction, brain-inspired AI, models of decision-making behavior, and competence and robustness in autonomous systems, among other related topics. The workshop is open to WUSTL PIs only.

Eight selected senior graduate students from the US and Europe, who are using primarily theoretical and computational techniques to study the principles of brain organization and function, came to WashU to share their thesis work, learn about WashU’s stellar research environment, and expand their scientific network.

Making Connections in Computational Neuroscience (MCCN) brings together Washington University trainees and faculty to present and learn about work of relevance to theoretical and computational neuroscience at WU, with the hope of identifying new connections and collaborations.