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• Friday Dec. 9 at 5:00pm Life Sciences 2101.
  1. Talk4p0? by Aaron Gruber
  2. Computational perspectives on neuronal signal processing
• Friday Nov. 18 at 5:00pm Life Sciences 2101.
  1. Talk3p0 by Bai Xu
  2. MEMS: Tools for Nanotechnology
  3. Talk3p1 by all present Collaborators
  4. NIH/NSF Letter of Intent: First Draft.
• Friday Nov. 11 at 5:00pm Life Sciences 2101.
  1. Talk2p0 by Patricio O’Donnell
  2. Information processing in the nervous system: from ion channels to behavior
  3. Talk2p1 by Kevin Knuth
  4. Bayes Applied: Why Average Electrophysiology Data?
• Friday Nov. 4 at 5:00pm Life Sciences 2101.
  1. Talk1p0 by Carlos Feleder.
  2. Signaling the brain during systemic inflammation: role of norepinephrine.
  3. Talk1p1 by Carlos Rodriguez.
  4. The Holy Bayes Theorem of Laplace.
• Friday Oct. 28 at 5:00pm Life Science 2101.
  1. Talk0p0 by Carlos Rodriguez. “I Think we Can.. I Think we Can”

help:Hints on Meetings?

SUGGESTIONS TO SPEAKERS

• Use dark backgrounds in slides (better for video).
• Use a click noise for transitions between slides (allows to sync audio with ppt)
• BE PEDAGOGICAL! MOST OF US DO NOT KNOW YOUR SUBJECT.

PastComments

Posted at Nov 15/2005 09:53AM: - CarlosRodriguez: What are MEMS you ask?

Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) is the integration of mechanical elements, sensors, actuators, and electronics on a common silicon substrate through microfabrication technology.

Think of the posibility for brain implants…..

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