Episode 195 -- Future Frameworks in Theoretical Neuroscience Workshop, Part 2
Thursday, February 7, 2019
\nThis episode is a panel discussion recorded as the conclusion of a two part series showcasing Present & Future Frameworks in Theoretical Neuroscience, an international workshop hosted by Horacio Rotstein (NJIT) & Fidel Santamaria (UTSA) through support of NSF\u2019s Brain Initiative (see episode 194 for Part I). Part II is a round table with a new group that recaps the themes of the workshop and reports on the main themes of the discussions that occurred in each of the five workgroups. Many trainees were involved in the workshop, and two of them join the panel to highlight the value and necessity of fresh voices to any discussion about the future of theoretical neuroscience. Workshop co-organizer Fidel Santamaria leads the panel.
\nDuration: 34 minutes
\nPanel:(in alphabetical order, pictured left to right)
\nHabiba Azab, PhD student, Ben Hayden lab, UMN - Student perspective on Organizing Theories Workgroup
\nCarmen Canavier, Professor & Vice Chair, LSU Health
\nKre\u0161imir Josi\u0107, Professor, Univ of Houston; Chair, Gulf Coast Consortium for Theoretical & Computational Neuroscience
\nFarzan Nadim, Professor, NJIT-Rutgers Newark. Organizing Theories Workgroup
\nHoracio Rotstein, Professor, NJIT, Workshop organizer and Co-chair
\nMatthew Singh, PhD student, Braver lab & Ching lab, WUStL
\nFidel Santamaria, Professor, UTSA, Workshop organizer and Co-chair
\nRecorded at the Emily Morgan Hotel, San Antonio TX.
\nacknowledgement: JM Tepper for original music.