ComputationalNeuroscience
Computational Neuroscience involves the study of the brain and its functions using computational models and simulations. It aims to understand how neural systems process information and generate behaviors through the use of mathematical algorithms and computer simulations. This interdisciplinary field combines principles from neuroscience, psychology, computer science, physics, and mathematics to enhance our understanding of brain function and behavior. Researchers in this field develop models to simulate neural networks, analyze experimental data, and test theories about brain function. Computational neuroscience also explores how the brain processes sensory information, stores memories, makes decisions, and controls movements.