- About our group
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- Whole-group meeting
- Past events
- Minisymposium on Computational Aspects of Neurological and Psychatric Diseases
- Workshop on large scale random graphs
- Workshop on Cortico- Hippocampal dynamics: Navigation and Neuromodulation
- Joint Workshop on Neural Autonomous Robots
- Workshop on System Neuroscience
- Neuronhálózatok strukturális kérdései
- 7th Tamagawa Dynamic Brain Forum 2002
- Minisymposium on Computational Neuroscience
- Számítógepes neurológia konferencia, Problemák - Adatok - Modellek
- Budapest - Tampere Minisymposium on Computational Neurolgy
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About our group
The Budapest Computational Neuroscience Group consists of researchers with similar interest but different formal training: a chemist, biologists, computer scientists, physicists as can be seen on the people pages. Browsing our projects show that two main topics are studied: on one hand the undestanding of functional organization, performance and pharmaceutical modulation of certain neural structures, while on the other the analysis, characterization and modeling of networks, especially, growing networks.
The Budapest CNS Group works at the KFKI campus in Budapest, Hungary, as part of the Research Institute for Particle and Nuclear Physics, one of the research institutes of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Details of our affiliation can be found on the "how to contact us" page.
If you are interested in details what our research group has been working on, please check the publications page. Also, there are weekly seminars and different workshops we organize where guests are warmly welcome.

Members of the group as of Sept, 2008. This picture was taken at Leányfalu during our yearly summer group meeting.