Spike Train Analysis Network

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Spike Train Analysis Network This website is a portal for activities of the Spike Train Analysis Network. The Network is funded by the EPSRC to promote collaboration and the development of novel analysis techniques for neural data analysis. It grew out of a successful 2-week workshop run in Newcastle from 28th August – 8th September 2006. Main network activities: Funding for travel and subsistence to allow network member to visit each other and collaborate Running a regular seminar series. Seminars are physically held in Newcastle, but are broadcast live over the internet allowing participation by the dispersed ‘virtual community’ which forms the network Hosting discussion and comment on topical issues in spike train analysis on this web site Dissemination of advances in the field to experimentalists who could benefit from using the methods developed The Network is hosted by Newcastle University, managed by Prof. Stuart Baker. Administrative support is provided by Hannah Francis. Most features of the web site require a member login, available after filling in a registration form here.


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Spike Train Analysis Network This website is a portal for activities of the Spike Train Analysis Network. The Network is funded by the EPSRC to promote collaboration and the development of novel analysis techniques for neural data analysis. It grew out of a successful 2-week workshop run in Newcastle from 28th August – 8th September 2006. Main network activities: Funding for travel and subsistence to allow network member to visit each other and collaborate Running a regular seminar series. Seminars are physically held in Newcastle, but are broadcast live over the internet allowing participation by the dispersed ‘virtual community’ which forms the network Hosting discussion and comment on topical issues in spike train analysis on this web site Dissemination of advances in the field to experimentalists who could benefit from using the methods developed The Network is hosted by Newcastle University, managed by Prof. Stuart Baker. Administrative support is provided by Hannah Francis. Most features of the web site require a member login, available after filling in a registration form here.


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