For those of you taking the Neurosystems Engineering class for credit, Gerry and I will be awaiting

For those of you taking the Neurosystems Engineering class for credit, Gerry and I will be awaiting

These are the notes I took in class for those who missed the homework discussion. If there are any

A news article I just ran across: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23926278/ -shawn

Large-Scale Model of Mammalian Thalamocortical Systems: http://vesicle.nsi.edu/users/izhikevich/

This lecture is now ready for download, as is the paper "Educing Information" Click on http

Click on http://groups.google.com/group/neurosystems-engineering/web/lecture-6 - or copy & paste

Click on http://groups.google.com/group/neurosystems-engineering/web/big-computing-and-neuroscience-

A $65 Bosch RSR960 cordless drill is, in its own way, high technology, but along, perhaps, different

It was Gallant and his team at Berkeley that released the striking results using fMRI to "read

One of the postulates Wednesday seemed to be that the brain is a continuous, real valued system (as

From what I've read, I don't think this system yet provides a full gaming experience. I

You may be able to read the J. von Neumann article (as banged out on a physical typewriter!) at..

I just found this blog in Wired on a recent study that claims that it is possible to determine what

Away from the human tourists, the Masai Mara is truly special, and the Hyenas were a personal

Hi all, I've found this little piece that I think is very interesting. I hope you like it: http:/

Neurosystems Engineering: The PDF links that are listed on the "Lecture 6" page may not

P300, yes, the latter, sounds like something interesting to investigate, yes, hopefully. On Feb 27, 3

this is interesting information. I had read about it on wired and thought it was really cool: http://

Hi Carl, I just read you post and it's very interesting. I don't know much about growing

I am still having difficulty downloading the paper. If you do too, please maneuver to the "

I just wanted to share some info with you on this topic. The August 2007 issue of Scientific American

Hi Zack, thanks for the post. It's interesting. I had thought of ecstasy and heroin as social

Relevant Reading Material Click on http://groups.google.com/group/neurosystems-engineering/web/

There are three important pieces of information you need for Lecture 3: 1. Please make sure you have

Since Rex got a question, Does MRI work at fields other than 1.5 Tesla? I have an excuse to

Lecture 3: Ready to view - Ethics in NeuroSystems Engineering Click on http://groups.google.com/group

Carl: Excellent point - the pursuit of funding will always swerve people off more noble goals (

No anonymous posts to NeuroSystems Engineers - all discussions will be in the open and with names

One think I neglected to do last night was have folks introduce themselves - if you would each take a