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Save the date! Neural Computation and Engineering Connection

Please save the date for the 2018 Neural Computation and Engineering Connection, which will be held on January 18 and 19 at the Center for Sensorimotor Neural Engineering and the Hub. The meeting will have an excellent lineup of local and invited speakers. Schedule to follow.

Comp neuro alums on the faculty life

Two young computational neuroscientists, who contributed so much to the UW community when they were here as graduate students, offer some reflections and previews of the faculty life. Joshua Goldwyn is starting a faculty position in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Swarthmore College.  He is feeling “thrilled” to be in a “unique environment that features rigorous academics in a wonderfully warm and supportive community” where “the students are second-to-none in their [...]

Faculty positions now open

The Department of Physiology and Biophysics has a junior faculty position available in computational neuroscience open now; this new recruit will be a member of the UW-CNC. Also, the Department of Biological Structure will be hiring two new junior faculty members in systems and circuit neuroscience! Very exciting opportunity for a coordinated hire. Please spread the word!

Congratulations to postdoctoral fellows

We'd like to congratulate several of our postdoctoral fellows who have moved or are moving on to real jobs. Anatoly Buchin came to UW in 2016 as a Swartz postdoc working with the Fairhall lab on network models of Hydra. Anatoly did his PhD with Boris Gutkin at the École Normale Superieure on interactions between biophysical properties of neurons and network dynamics, a background he brought to his several projects at UW and [...]

Training for diverse career paths

In a recent SfN webinar Developing a 21st Century Workforce, moderated by Katja Brose, speakers Huda Akil, Elisabeth van Bockstaele and Adrienne Fairhall discussed training for career paths beyond academic science, the importance of interdisciplinary training, and strategies for programs and individual students to gain opportunities to enhance students' quantitative backgrounds. At UW, UWIN, the Computational Neuroscience program and the CSNE aim to provide students with these training opportunities and to give exposure [...]

Graduate training applications now open!

We are very happy to announce that there are now multiple opportunities open for graduate student support in computational neuroscience and related areas. Applications are due on July 17. Please see the websites of each program for relevant requirements. All of these slots are open to graduate students in a wide range of degree programs as long as your research lies in an appropriate area. Applications can be shared between programs; please indicate [...]

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