Research
A central challenge in neuroscience is understanding how information is represented and processed in the brain. In the UConn Statistical Neuroscience Lab we address this challenge by developing computational tools to describe and decipher neural activity. Our work focuses on 1) modeling neural dynamics, interactions, and adaptation and 2) linking neural data with perception, behavior, and learning.
For more information see our Publications.
Join the Lab!
We're currently looking for undergraduate and graduate students interested in data science, computational neuroscience, and/or statistical analysis of neural data. Contact Professor Stevenson for more information.
Teaching
PSYC 5104 | Foundations of Research in the Psychological Sciences I | |
PSYC 5107 | Statistical Analysis of Neural Data | |
PSYC 2100WQ | Principles of Research in Psychology |
Ian Stevenson
Associate Professor
University of Connecticut
Department of Psychological Sciences
ian.stevenson@uconn.edu
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Storrs, CT 06269-1020
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