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Category Archives: Neuroscience
“In ten years, this computer will be talking to us.”
– Henry Markram in this article. Maybe, but I suspect he will be beaten by people working on ANNs.
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Gatsby Unit visit
I’ve been invited to give a talk next week at the Gatsby Unit in London. Gatsby is known around the world for its research into theoretical neuroscience, computational neuroscience and machine learning. It’s home to famous researchers such as Peter … Continue reading
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More work on detailed brain mapping
“But we need to improve 106-fold or more,” says Denk, who estimates that this would shrink the three billion person years it would take to trace a cortical column down to about two years. “I’m confident in the end that … Continue reading
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