//

메뉴 건너뛰기




그림8.jpg

Soyoung An
M.S
imsoyoung84@gmail.com
     
 
 

Research Interest

- Cognitive Neuroscience
- Computational Neuroscience 
- Psychophysics Experiment 
- Visual System
- Visual Perception

 


 

그림3.jpg

Changju Lee
M.S
lcj110808@kaist.ac.kr
     
 
 

Research Interest

- Developmental mechanism of functional maps in brain

 


 

그림7.jpg

Jun Ho Song
Researcher
jhs11@kaist.ac.kr
     
 
 

Research Interest

- Building biologically sensible models of multimodal (audio-visual) sensory processing and sleep-memory relationship.

 


 

그림7.jpg

Pachaya Sailamul
M.S
pachaya@kaist.ac.kr
     
 
 

Research Interest

- Visual system
- Neural network simulation

 

 


 

그림7.jpg

Jaeson Jang
Ph.D
jaesonjang@kaist.ac.kr
     
 
 

Research Interest

- Developmental origin of functional map in the brain 

 

 


 

그림6.jpg

 

Youngjin Park
Ph.D.
yodamaster@kaist.ac.kr
     
 
 

Research Interest

Memory simulation using spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP)

Spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) is considered critical to learning and memory. However, specific roles of diverse STDP profiles in memory formation still remain elusive. My research shows that the symmetry of learning rate profile in STDP is crucial to determining memory type, namely long-term and short-term.

그림13.png

 


 

그림4.jpg

 

Min Song
Ph.D.
night@kaist.ac.kr
     
 
 

Research Interest

Network Properties & Network simulation

A neural network shows various computational function and activity feature, such as oscillation or synchrony, in different sub-region in brain. However the underlying mechanism of generating these function and feature are not yet clear. The main research interest is on configuring structural mechanism of various feature and function of network using computer simulation.

그림11.png

YangBoonSoon Building (E16-1) #408,
Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Department of Bio and Brain Engineering, KAIST,
291 Daehak-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon 34141, Republic of Korea
Tel: +82-42-350-6513,6573, Fax: +82-42-350-6510

© k2s0o1d4e0s2i1g5n. All Rights Reserved