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New Postdoctoral Opening - Neuroimaging and Precision Psychiatry at Stanford University

by Amritha Harikumar

Dear Colleagues, The Supekar Lab at Stanford University is recruiting a Postdoctoral Scholar to join two NIH funded projects focused on autism, psychosis risk, neuroimaging, computational psychiatry, and precision medicine. We are seeking highly motivated researchers with expertise in systems neuroscience, neuroimaging, machine learning, translational psychiatry, or related fields. This position offers an exciting opportunity to tackle critical questions about brain-behavior relationships, uncover circuit mechanisms underlying neuropsychiatric heterogeneity, and advance data-driven approaches to predicting individual clinical trajectories. The successful candidate will benefit from a collaborative multidisciplinary research environment, dedicated mentorship, and support for scientific independence and long-term career development. Interested in joining us? Please submit a single PDF containing a cover letter, CV, contact information for three references, and up to three representative publications or preprints. Applications should be emailed to supekarlab(a)stanford.edu with the subject line "Postdoctoral Scholar." Learn more about the position: https://postdocs.stanford.edu/prospective/opportunities/open-postdoctoral-p… Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. We welcome inquiries from prospective candidates and encourage you to share this opportunity with outstanding candidates who may be a good fit. Sincerely, The Supekar Lab Stanford University Amritha Harikumar, PhD Supekar Lab | Stanford University Affiliate | Georgia State University Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

Nov. 11, 2026

Dec 18 - Second UK Theoretical Neuroscience Workshop

by Dimitris Pinotsis

We are pleased to announce the *second UK Theoretical Neuroscience Workshop*, taking place at *City St George’s, University of London*, on *Friday, 18 December 2026*. The workshop will bring together researchers and students working in theoretical, mathematical, and computational neuroscience and psychiatry for a day of invited *talks, poster presentations,* and *discussion*. [image: 📍] *Venue:* City St George’s, University of London [image: 📅] *Date:* Friday, 18 December 2026 [image: 🕘] *Time:* 09:00–17:30 [image: 💡] *Programme:* Invited talks, poster sessions, discussions, and a *poster award* Invited speakers include researchers from UCL, Oxford, Warwick, Nottingham, Birmingham, and Edinburgh, covering topics across neural dynamics, learning, network modelling, motor control, functional connectomics, temporal inference, and related areas. Further information, including the programme and abstracts, is available Here <https://dpinotsis.wixsite.com/uk-theoretical-neuro> Please feel free to circulate this announcement among interested colleagues and students. Best wishes, UK Theoretical Neuroscience Workshop Organisers Professor Steve Coombes Dr Dimitrios Pinotsis

Nov. 11, 2026

School on Brain Dynamics

by kaliannybezerra＠ictp-saifr.org

Brain dynamics underlies brain function in neural information processing and computation, from single neurons processing synaptic inputs to large-scale neuronal circuits integrating information. A central goal in theoretical neuroscience, and the focus of this school, is to unravel the fundamental mechanisms of exactly how dynamics subserves function – e.g., how neural circuits perform computations, implement memory – and how this is disrupted in brain disorders. The first week of the school will introduce students to the principles of brain dynamics and mathematical models that have been used to describe them, while the second week will explore recent key advances that have applied these principles to understand brain dynamics and behavior. The goal of the school is to provide students from South America with the tools to face key challenges in theoretical neuroscience by providing them with fundamental theory and techniques from dynamical systems theory, biological and artificial neural systems, as well as examples of state-of-the-art research, and connecting them to international researchers who have been developing key work in the area. The school is aimed at Master’s and PhD students from physics, mathematics, engineering, and biological sciences who are working or would like to work in neuroscience projects. Highly motivated students at the end of their undergraduate studies and postdoctoral researchers are also welcome to apply. To foster exchange and discussions, we strongly encourage participants to submit an abstract for a poster presentation. When? March 15 – 26, 2027 Where? ICTP-SAIFR, São Paulo, Brazil | IFT-UNESP Auditorium Lecturers: Aneta Koseska (Max Planck Institute for Neurobiology of Behavior, Germany) – Cellular Computations and Learning Bard Ermentrout (University of Pittsburgh, USA) – Nonlinear dynamics in neuroscience Elif Koksal (Inria Lyon Centre, France) – Dynamical systems theory Mauro Copelli (Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil) – Criticality in neural circuits Rubén Moreno Bote (University Pompeu Fabra, Spain) – Artificial neural networks Xiao-Jing Wang (New York University, USA) – Dynamics of cognitive processes More information: https://www.ictp-saifr.org/sbd2027/

Nov. 11, 2026

Postdoctoral Researcher - Developing Cortical Networks - UMN

by Gordon Smith

*Postdoctoral Researcher – In Vivo Imaging and Electrophysiology of Developing Cortical Networks* *Smith Lab – University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN* Before the cortex can process sensory information, its circuits must first organize themselves. The Smith Lab at the University of Minnesota studies how this happens. We have found that distributed, modular networks with millimeter-scale correlations exist throughout the developing neocortex, and using *in vivo* optogenetics and computational modeling, we have shown that these networks are self-organizing and depend on local intracortical circuitry. We are now asking how early network activity shapes the circuits that emerge: by imaging, recording, and perturbing activity *in vivo* during development, and comparing the results against models of network self-organization. The postdoc will lead projects combining two-photon imaging, optogenetics, and electrophysiology in the developing cortex, with the opportunity to shape the direction of their own work. *Recent work:* Mulholland, et al. bioRxiv, 2026 <https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.03.31.715687v1> · Powell, et al. PNAS 2024 <https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2313743121> · Lab website: smithneurolab.org <https://www.smithneurolab.org/> *For more details, including how to apply please see:* https://www.smithneurolab.org/positions/postdoc-2026 Gordon Smith, Ph. D. Associate Professor Associate Director of Graduate Studies Graduate Program of Neuroscience Optical Imaging and Brain Science Medical Discovery Team Department of Neuroscience Center for Magnetic Resonance Research University of Minnesota smithneurolab.org -- Gordon Smith, Ph. D. Associate Professor Associate Director of Graduate Studies Graduate Program of Neuroscience Optical Imaging and Brain Science Medical Discovery Team Department of Neuroscience Center for Magnetic Resonance Research University of Minnesota smithneurolab.org CMRR 1-311C 2021 6th Street S.E. Minneapolis, MN 55455 612-625-8823

Nov. 11, 2026

Single Unit Studies of Human Intelligence (SUSHI) Symposium 2027

by Daniel Bush

Dear Colleagues, We wish to invite you to attend the SUSHI (Single Unit Studies of Human Intelligence) symposium, a two-day satellite event taking place in Glasgow immediately before the 7th International Conference on Memory (ICOM-7<https://icom-memory.org/>) next year. SUSHI will bring together leading laboratories using human intracranial single-neuron recordings to investigate learning, memory, and higher-order cognition. The symposium is intended as a focused forum for discussing recent advances, emerging methods, and future directions in the study of human single-neuron activity. The programme will consist exclusively of short talks from leading researchers in the field, designed to maximise scientific exchange and discussion. The symposium will be organised around two broad themes: Day 1 - Episodic memory, spatial cognition, and the hippocampus Day 2 - Speech and language, auditory cognition, and the neocortex For those interested in only one of these themes, single-day registration options will be available. We hope that SUSHI will provide a unique opportunity for researchers working with human single-unit recordings to exchange ideas in an intimate setting before joining the broader memory science community at ICOM-7. Further details, including registration information and the scientific programme, can be found on the symposium website here<https://sushi2027.github.io/>. You can sign up to receive further updates via the mailing list here<https://forms.gle/ywq5EFDK3cBckFaY7>. We would be delighted if you could join us in Glasgow, and grateful if you could share this invitation with any interested parties. With best wishes, Daniel Bush & Simon Hanslmayr On behalf of the SUSHI 2027 Organising Committee ---------------------------------------------------- Dr. Daniel Bush GM01, Medical Sciences Building, Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT Associate Professor, UCL Department of Neuroscience, Physiology and Pharmacology<https://www.ucl.ac.uk/npp/> Principal Investigator, UCL Human Electrophysiology Lab<https://bushlab-ucl.github.io/> Co-director, UCL Centre for Neuro-AI<https://www.ucl.ac.uk/life-sciences/neuroai> Section Editor, PLoS Computational Biology<https://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/>

Nov. 10, 2026

[First CFP] ISCS 2027 | 7th International Symposium on Complex Systems | June 2-4, 2027 | Porto, Portugal

by MOHAMMED EL HASSOUNI

Dear colleagues, We are pleased to announce the First Call for Papers for ISCS 2027, the 7th International Symposium on Complex Systems, which will take place in Porto, Portugal, from June 2 to 4, 2027. ISCS 2027, formerly FRCCS, brings together the international scientific community working on complex systems across disciplines. The symposium welcomes methodological contributions, interdisciplinary research, industrial developments, and innovative applications addressing major scientific and societal challenges. The submission deadline is March 1, 2027. The ISCS 2027 keynote speakers will be announced at a later date. Updates will be published on the conference website. Please find the complete Call for Papers below. We would be grateful if you could share this announcement with interested colleagues, research groups, laboratories, students, and scientific networks. We look forward to receiving your contributions and welcoming you to Porto. Best regards, The ISCS 2027 Organizing Committee Conference website: https://iutdijon.u-bourgogne.fr/ccs-france/ ________________________________ FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS ISCS 2027 7th International Symposium on Complex Systems Dates: June 2-4, 2027 Location: Porto, Portugal Submission deadline: March 1, 2027 ISCS 2027, formerly FRCCS, aims to bring together the global scientific community working on complex systems. Researchers from archaeology, biology, computer science, economics, geography, history, linguistics, management, mathematics, medicine, physics, statistics, sociology, and related fields are invited to contribute to truly interdisciplinary exchanges. ISCS 2027 provides a forum for presenting recent research, methodological advances, industrial developments, and innovative applications in complexity science. Particular attention will be given to research addressing major scientific challenges and societal impact through the lens of complex systems. The symposium welcomes both methodological contributions and interdisciplinary applications. Important Dates * Submission deadline: March 1, 2027 * Acceptance notification: March 30, 2027 * Author registration: April 19, 2027 * Conference: June 2-4, 2027 Types of Contribution ISCS 2027 welcomes both completed and ongoing research through three types of contributions: 1. Long papers: 12 pages, presenting original work not previously published. 2. Short papers: 8 pages, presenting original work not previously published. 3. Extended abstracts: 2 to 4 pages, presenting published or unpublished research. Topics of Interest We welcome contributions from all areas of complex systems science, including, but not limited to: * Foundations of Complex Systems * Complex Networks and Graph Machine Learning * Computational Social Science and Digital Platforms * Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, and Simulation for Complex Systems * Biological and Biomedical Complex Systems * Neuroscience, Cognition, and Linguistics * Economic, Financial, and Innovation Systems * Urban Systems, Infrastructure, and Sustainability * Socio-Ecological and Environmental Systems * Complex Systems in Physics, Chemistry, and Engineering Keynote Speakers The ISCS 2027 keynote speakers will be announced at a later date. Further announcements and regular updates will be published on the conference website: https://iutdijon.u-bourgogne.fr/ccs-france/ Submission Format Submissions must be: * written in English; * typeset in LaTeX; * prepared using the appropriate ISCS conference template. Long and Short Papers * Overleaf project<https://www.overleaf.com/read/hffpzbswjjpd> * LaTeX template<https://iutdijon.u-bourgogne.fr/ccs-france/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/FRCCS…> Extended Abstracts * Overleaf project<https://www.overleaf.com/read/jfsttvgcdncn/#3e96dc%20> * Extended abstract template<https://iutdijon.u-bourgogne.fr/ccs-france/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/ISCS_…> Submission Portal All contributions must be submitted electronically through Microsoft CMT: https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/ISCS2027 Reviewing Process Each submitted contribution will be evaluated by at least two reviewers. The organizers will examine the reviews and make the final selection based on scientific quality, originality, relevance, clarity, and suitability for ISCS 2027. Publication * Accepted long and short papers will be published in the conference proceedings, subject to the final publication agreement. * Extended abstracts will appear in an ISBN-registered book of abstracts, subject to final confirmation. * Selected contributions may be invited to submit extended versions to journal special issues associated with ISCS 2027. Committees Advisory Board * Chantal Cherifi, DISP, Lyon * Hocine Cherifi, ICB, Dijon * Christophe Cruz, ICB, Dijon * Hamamache Kheddouci, LIRIS, Lyon * Benjamin Renoust, Median Technologies, Sophia Antipolis General Chairs * Nuno Silva, ISEP, Universidade Técnica do Porto * Cédric Wemmert, University of Strasbourg Program Chairs * Christophe Cruz, Université Bourgogne Europe * Hamamache Kheddouci, Université Lumière Lyon 2 Workshop Chairs * Maria Malek, ETIS, UMR 8051, CY Cergy Paris Université * Hocine Cherifi, Université Bourgogne Europe Publication Chair * Yoann Pigné, Université Le Havre Normandie Finance Chair * Benjamin Renoust, Median Technologies, Sophia Antipolis Award Chair * Jean-Loup Guillaume, La Rochelle Université Web Chair * Youssef Mourchid, LINEACT, CESI Publicity Chair * Mohammed El Hassouni, Mohammed V University in Rabat Program Committee To be announced. Further Information Conference website: https://iutdijon.u-bourgogne.fr/ccs-france/ Committees: https://iutdijon.u-bourgogne.fr/ccs-france/committees/ Please share this Call for Papers with interested colleagues, research groups, students, laboratories, professional networks, and relevant mailing lists. We look forward to receiving your contributions and welcoming you to Porto for ISCS 2027. 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Nov. 10, 2026

Frontier Series 2026 / Translational Neurocognitive Technologies

by Vasiliki Kondyli

Dear all, I would like to invite you to the next talk in the Frontiers Series, featuring Dr. Sankaraleengam (Sankar) Alagapan (Georgia Institute of Technology, United States): Interpretability in Neurotechnology: Using Explainable AI to Identify Biomarkers in Deep Brain Stimulation Date: November 11, 2026 Time: 14:00 (Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna) For talk details, the full schedule, and registration information, please visit: https://codesign-lab.org/frontier26/ We look forward to seeing you there! Best wishes, Vasiliki ================================ CoDesign Lab EU is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: CoDesign Lab EU / Frontier Series 2026: Dr. Sankaraleengam (Sankar) Alagapan Time: Nov 11, 2026 14:00 Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna Join Zoom Meeting https://oru-se.zoom.us/j/67206344003?pwd=R6ohGrq35maFmIYTF4n3rbLHrS4aOI.1 Meeting agenda https://eu01docs.zoom.us/agenda/doc/18d18148-6b80-48bf-ac40-adf76021ecd6 Meeting ID: 672 0634 4003 Passcode: 849855 ================================ FRONTIER SERIES 2026 / TRANSLATIONAL NEUROCOGNITIVE TECHNOLOGIES / Cognitive Neuroscience. Responsible AI. Clinical Application. / Örebro University and Lund University (Sweden) present the Frontier 2026 Talk Series centralising the themes of next-generation responsible neurocognitive technologies and translational clinical neuroscience. The series brings together researchers from neuroscience, artificial intelligence, cognitive science, engineering, and data science to explore the mechanisms of brain function in health and disease. The series emphasises interdisciplinary methodologies linking neuroimaging, molecular neuroscience, systems neuroscience, computational cognitive modelling, computer science, and cognitive science to drive innovation and societal impact with ecologically valid diagnosis, monitoring, and intervention in real-world clinical contexts. Participation is free, and all interested are welcome. Special opportunities exist for student participants (refer below). Details / https://codesign-lab.org/frontier26/ SPEAKER PANEL > / Germany (Ernst Strüngmann Institute for Neuroscience. Heinrich-Heine-University. Hertie Institute - University of Tübingen. Research Center Jülich. Freie Universität Berlin) \ Netherlands (Universiteit Leiden) \ Poland (Jagiellonian University in Kraków) \ Singapore (National University of Singapore) \ Sweden (University of Gothenburg. Karolinska Institute. Lund University) \ Taiwan (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University) \ United States (Columbia University Medical Center. Georgia Institute of Technology) In order of planned schedule during 2026: — Prof. Simon Eickhoff (Heinrich-Heine-University & Research Center Jülich, Germany) “Clinical Brain Medicine 2.0 – The ABCD-J Platform for Digital Biomarker Research and mHealth” — Dr. Sankaraleengam Alagapan (Georgia Institute of Technology, United States) “Interpretability in Neurotechnology: Using Explainable AI to Identify Biomarkers in Deep Brain Stimulation” — Prof. Juan (Helen) Zhou (National University of Singapore, Singapore) “Multimodal Neuroimaging in Neuropsychiatric Disorders” — Prof. Esther Kuehn (Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research, Germany) “Translational Applications of Layer-Specific Multimodal MRI for Aging and Neurodegeneration” — Prof. Michael Schöll (University of Gothenburg, Sweden) “Molecular Medicine, Neuroimaging and Biomarkers for Neurodegenerative Disease” — Prof. Joana Braga Pereira (Karolinska Institute, Sweden) “Mapping Brain Connectivity in Aging and Neurodegeneration: From Molecular Markers to Brain Networks” — Prof. Ching-Po Lin (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan) “MRI, Brain Connectomics, and Neuropsychiatric Disorders” — Prof. Mikael Johansson (Lund University, Sweden) “Decoding Episodic Memory: Neural Reinstatement and Eye Movement Dynamics in the Reconstruction of Past Events” — Prof. Marcin Leszczyński (Columbia University Medical Center, US & Jagiellonian University, Poland) “Neural Oscillations, Memory, and Neural (Dys)Function” — Prof. Ineke van der Ham (Universiteit Leiden, The Netherlands) “The Potential of Virtual Reality for Clinical Neuropsychology” — Dr. Manuel Brenner (ESI - Ernst Strüngmann Institute for Neuroscience, Germany) “Data-Driven Interpretable Dynamical Systems Models for Neuroscience & Psychiatry” — Prof. Radoslaw Martin Cichy (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany) “Empirical Vision Neuroscience for Next-Generation AI” STUDENTS > OBTAIN EDUCATIONAL CREDITS The Frontier 2026 series will also in parallel run in a seminar mode for those participants desirous of securing educational credits (e.g., as part of an accredited educational programme). Please contact the series co-ordinators (details below) for further information concerning this form of participation, including deadlines, participation process, and expected requirements towards obtaining course credit. COORDINATION — CONTACT Mehul Bhatt -and- Vasiliki Kondyli Örebro University -and- Lund University / Sweden CoDesign Lab EU / Artificial and Human Intelligence https://codesign-lab.org/ (Apologies for redundant distribution; kindly please forward as you see fit) När du skickar e-post till Lunds universitet behandlar vi dina personuppgifter i enlighet med gällande lagstiftning. Mer om hur dina personuppgifter behandlas hittar du pa Lunds universitets webbplats<http://www.lu.se/integritet>. When you send emails to Lund University, we process your personal data in accordance with existing legislation. 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Nov. 9, 2026

Final call: Spectral analysis in neuroscience course for non-specialists

by Axel Hutt

Final call for registration ============================================================= Course: Spectral analysis of time series in neuroscience: Fundamental methods ============================================================= The 1-day course addresses fundamental aspects of spectral analysis without diving much into theory, just from a practical point of view. The aim is to provide a fundamental understanding of the different techniques out there to avoid mistakes, artefacts and to be able to choose the best technique for the own data. The course is planned like an interactive workshop, where we discuss analysis techniques and clarify open questions and possibly fill gaps of methodology understanding. The course content addresses non-specialists in mathematical analysis, e.g. researchers with education in neurobiology, medicine or psychology, but of course it is also open to theory-oriented researchers who intend to understand the practical side of spectral analysis in neuroscience. Possible topics to be discussed are, e.g. * Sampling theory * Fourier analysis and its possible artefacts, e.g. aliasing, spectral leakage * Time-frequency analysis (Short-Time Fourier Transform, Wavelet Transform, Hilbert Transform and Empirical Mode Decomposition) and its limits in applications * Synchronisation, coherence and Phase-Amplitude Coupling Event information: * Location: Bernstein Center Freiburg im Breisgau, Großer Hörsaal, Hansastr. 9a , 79104 Freiburg, Germany ( [ https://www.bcf.uni-freiburg.de/ | https://www.bcf.uni-freiburg.de ] ) * Date of course and time: Friday, November 27 2026, 9:15-15:45 * Registration : send an email to Axel Hutt (email address: first name.lastname at inria.fr) * Registration deadline: Monday, November 9 2026 * Registration fee: none, free of charge The course is supported by the Neurowissenschaftliche Gesellschaft ( [ https://www.nwg-info.de/ | https://www.nwg-info.de/ ] ). -- Dr. rer. nat. Axel Hutt Directeur de Recherche Equipe NECTARINE - INRIA Nancy Center at University of Lorraine Equipe MLMS - iCube Strasbourg Bâtiment NextMed , 2, rue Marie Hamm 67000 Strasbourg, France Team webpage: https://www.inria.fr/fr/nectarine

Nov. 9, 2026

Workshop on sign- and goal-tracking, Potsdam, 20–22 Nov 2026 – online participation open to all

by Daniel Schad

Dear colleagues, We would like to invite you to an international workshop on individual differences in Pavlovian conditioned approach: Sign- and goal-tracking: Human data, computational models, and rodent foundations Potsdam, Germany (near Berlin) – Friday 20 November (15:00) to Sunday 22 November 2026 (14:30) https://danielschad.github.io/workshopSTGT.html Research on sign- and goal-tracking has developed rapidly in several partly overlapping areas: rodent work on the neural and neurochemical mechanisms, computational accounts of why identical cue–reward contingencies produce different conditioned responses across individuals, and a growing body of human research using eye-tracking, physical approach tasks, and neural responses to cues and rewards. Researchers from these areas rarely meet in the same room. The aim of the workshop is to compare the approaches side by side – lever autoshaping, gaze-based and neural measures, physical approach tasks, and formal models – and to discuss not only findings but also the practical and methodological details of how the work is done. Speakers and contributors include Patrick Anselme, François Cinotti, Shelly Flagel (online), Sara Garofalo, Michelle Heck, Robert Honey, Jonathan Morrow, Cristina Orsini, Martin Paulus, Terry Robinson (online), Nicola Sambuco, Benjamin Saunders (online), Francesco Versace, and Reinout Wiers (online). Ralf Engbert and Daniel J. Schad facilitate the workshop. How to take part Online: Participation via Zoom is open to everyone. Email us at stgtworkshop.potsdam(a)gmail.com and we will send you the programme and the access details. On site: A small number of places remain in Potsdam (participation fee €70, covering some food and drinks). If you would like to attend in person, please write to us as soon as possible – on-site places are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Posters: A poster session open to researchers at all career stages runs alongside the workshop. If you are attending on site and would like to present, please include a title and a short abstract in your email. Please feel free to forward this invitation to colleagues and students who may be interested. With best wishes, Daniel Schad Prof. Dr. Daniel J. Schad Institute for Mind, Brain & Behavior HMU Health and Medical University, Potsdam, Germany Workshop email: stgtworkshop.potsdam(a)gmail.com

Nov. 8, 2026

Hippocampus Atlas: Request for feedback

by Sheetal Jadhav

*Hippocampus Atlas*, a free, open-source interactive atlas of the hippocampal formation. It covers cell types, circuits, rhythms, plasticity, theory and disease, and most views are live simulations that run in the browser. It’s an ongoing project, and I’m hoping to get feedback from the community to improve it. - Live atlas: https://sheetal-jadhav.github.io/hippocampus-atlas/ - Code: https://github.com/sheetal-jadhav/hippocampus-atlas The author would welcome corrections and suggestions from researchers and educators. *Feedback (5 min)*: https://forms.gle/aqvg2gDaaSfD4eA16 Best, Sheetal Jadhav (she/her) <https://sheetal-jadhav.github.io/> Computational Neuroscience Researcher

Nov. 8, 2026