Those
with an interest in signal processing and statistical analysis of other
types of neuroscience data sets are encouraged to participate, and suggest
topics for coverage (e.g., neuron spike train sorting, microscopic imaging,
spectroscopic magnetic resonance imaging, etc.). The
seminar takes place on Friday afternoons, from 3:30pm to 4:30pm in Green
Hall, 0-S-9. Please
feel free to send any suggestions for speakers (including yourself) to
Sylvain Takerkart: takerkar@princeton.edu.
Also, please feel free to share information about this seminar with anyone
in your department who you think might be interested in attending. -- Friday December 3, 2004 2 pm Room O-S-6 Thomas Nichols University of Michigan
Data Processing Methods in
Neuroscience
The CSBMB hosts a seminar series, that reviews ongoing developments in
methods for data processing and statistical analysis of neuroscience data
sets, with a focus on neuroimaging data sets. This provides a forum in
which the growing community of Princeton researchers involved in neuroimaging,
and the collection of other large scale datasets, can present and discuss
experimental results that present a challenge for standard methods of
analysis, and report on and critically assess new methods.
To
see a list of last semester's speakers, click here
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