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David W. McLaughlin

Silver Professor of Mathematics and Neural Science · Mathematics and Neural Science

New York University · United States
theoretical visual neural sciencemodeling of primary visual cortexmathematical modelingcomputational scienceformal asymptoticsmathematical analysis

About

I work in theoretical visual neural science, with emphasis upon modeling of the primary visual cortex. The work requires methods from four aspects of modern applied mathematics (mathematical modeling, computational science, formal asymptotics, and mathematical analysis), together with direct use of experimental data and design.

Education

  • Ph.D., Physics, Indiana University, USA, 1971.
  • M.S., Physics, Indiana University, USA, 1969.
  • B.S., Physics, Creighton University, USA, 1966.

Selected publications

  • The Role of Fluctuations in Coarse-Grained Descriptions of Neuronal Networks
  • Quantifying Neuronal Network Dynamics through Coarse-Grained Event-Trees
  • Neuronal Information Encoding and Reduction of Dimension Network Dynamics

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