Computational neuroscience
Computational neuroscience uses mathematics to understand the computational function of neural systems. It includes the study of neural components as computational elements; the building of mathematical models to describe neural systems and behavior; the exploration of theoretical principles that underlie biological function and the development of mathematical tools for the analysis of experimental data.
Faculty
Daniel Cook
dcook@uw.edu
Physiological knowledge representation for multiscale biosimulation: Key to the virtual human