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I'm jointly appointed in Philosophy and Systems
Design Engineering, and cross-appointed to Computer Science (I have supervised
students in each of these departments and Psychology).
Centre for Theoretical Neuroscience (CTN)
I'm currently the director of this Centre. The Centre
is a focal point for researchers across faculties (math, engineering, arts, science)
interested in computational and theoretical models of neural systems.
Here are some courses at
Waterloo related to this research.
Computational Neuroscience Research
Group (CNRG)
This is my research group (which is
part of the CTN). We put out a graphical neural simulation
environment called Nengo. We build very large
scale neural simulations that perform various tasks in a brain-like way.
Curriculum Vitae
Standard academic style CV, with linked
publications.
Students
A list of undergraduate, masters, and PhD
students I have supervised, their research projects, degrees and awards.
Dictionary of Philosophy
of Mind
The online dictionary that I am founding editor of. It receives
about 100K hits per year. Take a look.
Academic Interests
Brief descriptions of my general interests.
Courses
W11:
Phil 145 : Critical Thinking
Syde
556/750: Simulating Neurobiological Systems
Prior terms:
Phil/Psych 256 : Intro to Cognitive Science.
Phil 255: Philosophy of Mind
Phil 471/673:
Naturalizing meaning
*Look here for past
courses
Un-Publications
Things that are either from conferences or
I just have sitting around.
Last
update: Sept. 2010 |
Chris Eliasmith