I am an Associate Professor in the David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science at the University of Waterloo. I am also a core member of the Centre for Theoretical Neuroscience.
My students and I form the Neurocognitive Computing Lab. Through computational experiments and mathematical analysis, we try to understand the neurological basis of perception, cognition, and behaviour.
Brian took part in the Copper's Hill Cheese Rolling race, and a photo ended up on Netflix.
Mallory has been honoured with the MUN Grenfell Award of Excellence in both Computational Math and Physics
Jeff spoke about "Bridging between Computers and Cortex" to Lakehead University's Neuroscience Research Interest Group
Nolan's work (recently published in PLOS ONE) was featured by the Cheriton School of CS. It also garnered a shout-out on ACM TechNews
Jeff was featured in an imprint article entitled Neuroscience: A computational problem
Nolan Shaw, Tyler Jackson, and Jeff Orchard had their paper published in PLOS ONE
My master's student, Wei Sun, and I published our work in the journal Neural Computation.
Lin Wang and I have another paper accepted, this one in IEEE Trans. Cognitive and Developmental Systems
We will be presenting a paper at the workshop Perception as Generative Reasoning
J Orchard, L Castricato, "Combatting Adversarial Inputs using a Predictive-Estimator Network", International Conference on Neural Information Processing (ICONIP), 7 pages, 2017.