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Physiology-Driven Models of Cortical Neurons & Networks: How Much Detail Do We Need?| old_uid | 12781 |
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| title | Physiology-Driven Models of Cortical Neurons & Networks: How Much Detail Do We Need? |
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| start_date | 2013/09/19 |
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| schedule | 12h |
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| online | no |
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| details | GNT Theoretical Neuroscience Seminar Series. This seminar has been organised by Flora Bouchacourt. |
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| summary | Physiological neurons and networks are highly complex in terms of
their biophysical, biochemical, morphological and anatomical
ingredients. How much of that detail do we have to include in a
physiologically realistic model? I will first give some examples that
seem to suggest that biophysical details really matter for dynamical
phenomena at the network level, but will then review some evidence
that, on the contrary, seems to imply that much of this detail can be
safely neglected. It will furthermore be argued that 'physiologically
highly realistic' does not at all imply 'as much biophysical detail as
possible' (sometimes even to the contrary), and will introduce some of
our 'highly-data-driven' predictive physiological modeling approaches. |
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| responsibles | Koechlin |
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