Engineering
neuroscience.
We are the Brain Dynamics and Control Research Group at Washington University in St. Louis. We build models of brain networks, from theory and data, and use dynamical systems, optimization and control theory to understand how those networks work, how they fail, and how they can be controlled.
Research
Our work spans theory to experiments to the clinic, in close collaboration with basic and clinical neuroscientists.
People
Publications
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Code
We share our models and code. Here are relevant repositories from current and past members of the group. If something you need isn’t here or indicated in a paper, don't hesitate to get in touch.
Join us
Backgrounds in engineering, mathematics, physics and computational neuroscience all fit here. An interest in brain and cognitive science matters more than prior experience with it.