Exploring the intersection of cognition, computation, and neuroscience through collaborative discussion and diverse perspectives.
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The CogCompNeuro Journal Club organizes regular meetings open to the Stanford community. We foster interactions between students, post-docs, and faculty to encourage a deeper understanding of core techniques in computational neuroscience, cognitive science, and their real-world applications.
Our discussions span multiple scales—from single neurons to whole-brain dynamics—and embrace diverse perspectives on how to model and understand neural computation. Whether you're into fMRI or electrode arrays, deep learning or dynamical systems, you'll find stimulating conversations here.
Choose between presenting a seminal article or introducing a computational method you think everyone should know.
Explore debates across granularities—from fMRI to electrodes—and discuss what models and questions matter most today.
Enjoy dinner together while diving into deep discussions. Good science is better with good company.
Sessions held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, 5:00 - 6:30 PM @ Wu Tsai Neuro Building, Room E255 (2nd Floor)
Yiqi Jiang (PhD Student, Electrical Engineering)
Seojin Lee (PhD Student, Psychology)
All Members
Introductions, planning sessions, and setting the agenda for the quarter.
Interested in joining our discussions? We welcome researchers at all levels—from curious undergrads to seasoned faculty. Reach out or join our Slack to stay in the loop!
