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Greg Amis |
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| PhD, Cognitive and Neural Systems, Boston University. B.A. Wesleyan University, 2000, majoring in Neuroscience and Behavior. Research interests: machine learning, ARTMAP, on-line pattern recognition, knowledge discovery, and decision theory. |
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Gail Carpenter |
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| Professor of Cognitive and Neural Systems and Mathematics; Director of the CNS Tech Lab; CELEST Director for Learning in Attentive Recognition and Neuromorphic Technology. Research: neural networks, learning, memory, vision, attention, pattern recognition, remote sensing, medical database analysis. Winner of the 2008 IEEE Neural Networks Pioneer Award, for analysis and modeling of Hodgkin-Huxley neurons and development of Adaptive Resonance Theory. |
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Suchi Gopal |
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| Professor of Geography. Research: Geographical Information Systems (GIS) with a particular emphasis on accuracy in spatial databases. |
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Stephen Grossberg |
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| Wang Professor and Founding Chairman of Cognitive and Neural Systems; Professor of Mathematics, Psychology, and Biomedical Engineering; Director of Center for Adaptive Systems; CELEST PI and Chairman of the CELEST Board of Directors. Research: I develop brain models of vision and visual object recognition; audition, speech, and language; development; attentive learning and memory; cognitive information processing; reinforcement learning and motivation; cognitive-emotional interactions; navigation; sensory-motor control and robotics; and mental disorders. These models involve many parts of the brain, ranging from perception to action, and multiple levels of brain organization, ranging from individual spikes and their synchronization to cognition. I also carry out analyses of the mathematical dynamics of neural systems, and transfer biological neural models to applications in neuromorphic engineering and technology. |
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Robert Thijs Kozma |
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Robert is a senior undergraduate mathematics student at Boston University College or Arts and Sciences. He is working part time in the CNS Tech Lab as a programmer and website administrator. |
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Sean Lorenz |
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| PhD student at CNS. Research interests: neural correlates of autism, cognitive control, sensorimotor transformation, and philosophy/ethics of neuroscience. |
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Ennio Mingolla |
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| Professor of Cognitive and Neural Systems and Psychology; CELEST faculty member. Research: the development and empirical testing of neural network models of visual processes, notably the segmentation, grouping, and contour formation processes of early and middle vision. |
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Santiago Olivera |
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| PhD Candidate. BSc. Electronics engineering 1999 (Universidad Distrital F. J. C., Bogota, Colombia), MSc. Electrical Engineering 2002 (Universidad de los Andes, Bogota, Colombia). Research interests: brain plasticity, visual perception, intermodal interactions, and technology transfer. |
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Praveen K. Pilly |
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| Research Associate. M.A., Ph.D. (Cognitive and Neural Systems), Boston University, 2009; B.Tech. (major: Electrical Engineering; minor: Biomedical Engineering), Indian Institute of Technology Madras, 2003. My current research interests are motion perception and motor learning. My other interests are machine learning, pattern recognition, and computer vision. |
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Arun Ravindran |
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| PhD Candidate. Research interests: Pattern recognition, machine learning, computer vision. |
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Charles Wong |
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| PhD student at CNS. Research interests: Pattern Recognition and Financial Time Series Forecasting. |
