Conference

COSYNE 2025

Computational Neuroscience and Neuroscience

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The COSYNE 2025 conference was held in Montreal with post-conference workshops in Mont-Tremblant, continuing to provide a premier forum for computational and systems neuroscience. Attendees exchanged cutting-edge research in a single-track main meeting and in-depth specialized workshops, reflecting Cosyne’s mission to understand how neural systems function.

Topics

Mont-Tremblant
systems neuroscience
neural systems
neural systems function, broader topic: function
single-track main meeting, search World Wide
specialized workshops, broader topic: workshops
post-conference workshops

Programme

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Thursday, March 27, 2025
- Main Meeting
  Montreal, Canada
Monday, March 31, 2025
- Post-Conference Workshops
  Mont-Tremblant, Canada

Organisers

Bing Brunton
General Chair · University of Washington, USA
Chandramouli Chandrasekaran
General Chair · Boston University, USA

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meeting@cosyne.org

COSYNE 2025

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Connectome simulations reveal a putative central pattern generator microcircuit for fly walking

Deep imitation learning for neuromechanical control: realistic walking in an embodied fly

Deep reinforcement learning trains agents to track odor plumes with active sensing

A GPU-Accelerated Deep Reinforcement Learning Pipeline for Simulating Animal Behavior

In vivo cell-type and brain region classification via multimodal contrastive learning

Multi-modal composition of physiological signals to delineate candidate cell types in-vivo

Distinct neural dynamics in prefrontal and premotor cortex during decision-making

Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex is a key cortical locus for perceptual decisions

COSYNE 2025

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