Teaching
ABCCN: Advanced Biology Course in Computational Neuroscience
October–December 2023, École Normale Supérieure, Paris
The course took place every Wednesday from 17:15 to 19:30 in room 319 at ENS, 46 rue d'Ulm, 75005 Paris. See the poster and the detailed program. Registered students can find additional information on the course website.
Recordings are large video files (up to 2 GB); they may take a while to start.
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Intro
IntroductionJürgen Reingruber and David Holcman · École Normale Supérieure
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#1
From brain function to clinical issuesNathalie Kubis · Hôpital Lariboisière
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#2
Modelling hair cells as sensory receptors and mechanical amplifiers for hearingPascal Martin · Institut Curie
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#3
Modelling the transduction of light into an electrical signal by rod and cone photoreceptors in the retinaJürgen Reingruber · École Normale Supérieure
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#4
Neural coding in the retinaOlivier Marre · Institut de la Vision
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Electrochemistry of synapses and dendritic spinesThibault Lagache · Institut Pasteur
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#6
Modeling and data analysis of neuron–glial interactions, from network to protrusionsDavid Holcman · École Normale Supérieure
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#7
Models and analysis of brain oscillationsBoris Gutkin · DEC, École Normale Supérieure
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#8
Modelling spatial memory and navigationDenis Sheynikhovich · Institut de la Vision
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#9
Mesoscopic models: from neural circuits to large-scale activityAlain Destexhe · Paris-Saclay University
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#10
Big data analysis applied to behavioural neuroscienceGisella Vetere · ESPCI Paris
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#11
Les technologies de l’électrophysiologie humaine : de Hans Berger à Elon MuskMichel Le Van Quyen · Sorbonne University
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Brain–computer interfaces: principles, algorithms and toolsThéo Papadopoulo · Université Côte d’Azur, INRIA Sophia Antipolis