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Center for Computational Biology
Permanent Faculty
Dr. John P. Miller, Ph.D.,
Director of the CCB, and Professor, Dept. of Cell Biology and Neuroscience
- Research area: Neurophysiology, Computational and Theoretical Neuroscience.
- One of six founding editors of the Journal of Computational Neuroscience.
- Seymour Cray HPCC Industry Recognition Award, 1999, one of 26 co-recipients.
- Member, Editorial Board, Neurocomputing, Elsevier Press
- Member, Biology Advisory Committee, Pittsburgh Super Computer Center.
Dr. Gwen Jacobs, Ph.D., Professor, Dept. of Cell Biology and Neuroscience
- Research area: Neurophysiology, Neuroinformatics and Computational Neuroscience
- Assistant CIO & Academic Computing Director
- Member, National Advisory Council for Research Resources, National Institutes of Health
- Member, Executive Committee, National Partnership for Advanced Computing Infrastructure (San Diego Supercomputer Center)
Dr. Charles Gray, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Cell Biology and Neuroscience
- Research area: Neurophysiology of the mammalian brain. Internationally renown for research into the functional significance of cortical
oscillations in the mammalian visual system.
- Recipient of many awards, including the Klingenstein Fellowship in the Neurosciences, the Sloan Fellowship in the Neurosciences, and the
McDonnel-Pew Fellowship in Cognitive Neuroscience.
- Contributing Editor to The Journal of Computational Neuroscience and Biological Cybernetics.
Dr. Alex
Dimitrov: Alex had his undergraduate education in
physics
at Sofia University "St. Kliment
Ohdrisky" in
Bulgaria. After that he continued with his graduate education at
the University of Chicago, where he received
his M.Sc. in physics and
Ph.D. in applied
mathematics. He is working on problems of
biological sensory processing of
natural
stimuli and details of neural
coding schemes used in biological nervous systems (the cricket in particular). Some of the
papers he has written can be found here.
Email him at alex at nervana.montana.edu.
Dr. Jeff Heys, Chemical and Biological Engineering
Dr. Tomas Gedeon, Dept. of Mathematical Sciences
Research Faculty
- Dr. Yikun Huang, Electrical and Computer Engineering. E-mail her
at yikun at cns.montana.edu
- Dr. Rodrigo F. Salazar: Dynamics of cortical interactions during
complex cognitive processes. Email him at
rsalazar at nervana.montana.edu.
- David Arathorn
- Dr. Graham Cummins
Professional Staff
- Susan Krall Krueger: Susan recieved her B.S. in biology and
chemistry from Iowa State Univ. 1981, and began working as a histology
technician at MSU shortly afterwards. Before joining the CCB in April
of 1998, she studied Fetal Alcohol Effects on myelin and glial cells
using light and electron microscopy and immunocytochemistry. She is
currently a Research Assistant using these techniques and confocal
microscopy to study structure-function relationships in the cricket
sensory system. Email her at
susank at nervana.montana.edu.
- Ben
Livingood: Master's in computer
science, 2002. Received a B.S. in computer science from Montana State
in 1999. CCB systems administration.
Graduate Students
- Jonathan Baker: received B.S. in neuroscience from UC Davis. Email him at jbaker at nervana.montana.edu.
- Sep Mulder-Rossi
Undergraduate Students
Approximately 30 faculty from the following 8
departments
are co-investigators on grants from external agencies and foundations
that were submitted
through the CCB, with Drs. Miller, Jacobs and/or Gray as PIs:
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Cell Biology & Neuroscience |
Electrical & Computer Engineering |
Physics |
Chemistry & Biochemistry |
Mathematics |
Vet Molecular |
Computer Science |
Microbiology |
Biology |
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