Workshop 2

Chair: David Kennedy

Neuroscience, and neurotechnology specifically, is advancing at a rapid pace.  Advances in computational power is converted into advances in observational technique, which yields ever more precise and abundant information about how the brain develops, functions, and occasionally, functions incorrectly. This workshop explores three exemplary topics in the area of neuroinformatics techniques applied to the understanding of psychiatric brain disorders. By crossing scale, species and cognitive domains, we are gaining new insights into the etiology of brain disorders with an eye towards the development of effective treatment and prevention.