Computational Neuroscience Initiative Basel Training - FMI Basel

Robert Gütig is a professor for “Mathematical modeling of Neural Learning” at the Charité Berlin. His work focuses on the computational principles that underlie information processing and learning and their implementation in the brain. Specifically, he is interested in temporal coding and has developed a new model that uses supervised learning to read out spike-timing based representations (the “tempotron”, Gütig&Sompolinsky, 2006).

Thursday, 2nd of May 2019. 11h30: workshop

Spike-timing based neuronal processing: Applications to vision and speech

Room 5.39

Friday, 3rd of May 2019. 11h00: seminar

Where and when is the next spike? Gradient learning in spiking-neurons

Room 5.30

2-3 May 2019

Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research
Maulbeerstrasse 66, Basel

Rooms 5.39 & Room 5.30

Registration at www.fmi.ch/CNIB