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Computational modeling in neuroscience

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Last update: 28/01/2026 Reading time: 1min
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Mathematical and computational modelling of brain mechanisms at multiple scales is essential to understanding the functioning of the healthy and pathological brain.

Teams in this field develop exploration methods, including network science, signal and image processing, machine learning and artificial intelligence, for the interpretation and analysis of neuroscience research data for better diagnosis and prognosis of neurological and psychiatric diseases.

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