What I’ve been up to lately:

DEC, 2012:  great workshop at MBI, Ohio.

NOV, 2012:  talk at ENS Paris on effective retrieval from correlated synapses.

OCT, 2012:  iCoNeT talk on effective retrieval from bounded synapses; 2 talks at SfN about recent analysis of data from the Fiser lab.

AUG, 2012:  had a great time as ACCN 2012 tutor; upcoming: invited talk at iCoNeT 2012, Freiburg on October 5th.

JULY, 2012:  upcoming: SfN nanosymposium on Organization in Vision: Functional Architecture and Neural Coding.

MAY, 2012:  upcoming: Sensory Coding and Natural Environment 2012 and MBI workshop on Cognitive Neuroscience.

APRIL, 2012:  some cool new results analysing V1 spike data from the Fiser lab.

MARCH, 2012:  another round of supervisions over; RCC talk on "Auxiliary variable methods for sampling"; upcoming trips to Juelich, Budapest and Brandeis.

FEBR, 2012:  visiting Columbia (NY) and the mormons.

JAN, 2012:  Cosyne poster accepted. Will be tutoring at ACCN next summer.

DEC, 2011:  great feedback for poster presented at NIPS. Granada wasn't bad either

NOV, 2011:  poster at plasticity and learning meeting in Marseille; new work on recall from correlated synapses sent off to cosyne.

SEPT, 2011:  poster at EBBS meeting in Seville.

AUG, 2011:  upcoming @NIPS new paper on the role of familiarity in recollection.

FEB, 2011:  keeping busy 2 posters and a talk in the workshops (Cosyne 2011).

SEPT, 2010:  The big move.

APRIL, 2010:  Two more upcoming trips: Yale and Budapest. I'll be presenting new data on my working memory model at the Sloan-Swartz meeting in June.

APRIL, 2010:  Trip to Yerevan. TA-ing new course on Information theory.

MARCH, 2010:  Lots of good news: thesis paperwork finally done, G-node school, new job, Plos paper accepted and great fun at the WM workshop in Weizmann.

JUNE, 2009:  Visiting Montreal: ICML, MSRL, and the Romanian Consulate.

JANUARY, 2009:   Coming up this fall - the Bernstein students symposium (satellite meeting of BCCN 2009).

SEPTEMBER, 2008:  3 great weeks in EPFL, playing with spike-based BCM models and ICA.

JULY, 2007:  Great fun at the Telluride Workshop in Neuromorphic Engineering.

Last modified: 20 December 2012