Duke Neuroscience talk: Douglas

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Author: Jonathan A. Marshall
Date: Wed, 07 Oct 1992 18:24

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		   Duke University Neuroscience Seminar
				     
			   Dr. RODNEY J. DOUGLAS
	    MRC Anatomical Neuropharmacology, Oxford University
				     
		    "SINGLE CELLS TO SILICON CIRCUITS"
				     
			 Monday, October 19, 1992
       12:30 p.m., Bryan Neuroscience Building Auditorium (rm. 103)
				     
Rodney Douglas is the person driving the silicon neuron chip written up in
Nature and highlighted by Terry Sejnowski and Pat Churchland in the October
issue of Byte.  He is a very broad ranging scientist -- experiments on
cortical neurons, computer simulations, and now silicon neuron models. He
is an excellent speaker and an engaging person.
				   
       Contact: John Moore (Duke, 919-684-5748, jwm@neuro.duke.edu)

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