Title: The geometry of cognitive flexibility Abstract: Humans and animals are remarkably good at multi-tasking: we quickly learn many different tasks and flexibly switch between them. Theoretical work suggests such cognitive flexibility…

Continuation of Year 3 proposal meeting! Zoom: https://columbiauniversity.zoom.us/j/97176853843?pwd=VLZdh6yqHBcOQhdf816lkN5ByIpIsF.1

Soledad Gonzalo Cogno Seminar Time: 11:30am Date: Wed 3/19/25 Location: JLG, L5-084 Title: Ultraslow patterns of neural population activity in the entorhinal-hippocampal circuit Note: Everything I will present in this talk is preliminary…

Title: TBD Abstract: TBD

Continuation of meeting from prior working group meetings. Zoom link: https://columbiauniversity.zoom.us/j/97176853843?pwd=VLZdh6yqHBcOQhdf816lkN5ByIpIsF.1

ARNI is committed to promoting science education among New York City's youth. This year, ARNI is supporting Girls' Science Day on April 5, 2025. Location: TBD Mission Girls’ Science Day…

Title: Principles of Learning from Multiple Tasks Abstract:  Deep networks are increasingly trained on data from multiple tasks with the goal of sharing synergistic information across related tasks. A language model,…

Speaker: Christopher A. Baldassano Title: Remembering events using schematic knowledge Abstract: Our everyday experiences consist of familiar sequences of events in familiar contexts, and we use our knowledge of the past to understand…

Title: How the human brain thinks about itself Abstract: The human brain has a remarkable ability to monitor and evaluate its own mental states, known as metacognition. Metacognition is crucial…

Title: Quantifying individuality in neural circuit representations   Abstract: Signatures of neural computation are thought to be reflected in the coordinated activity of large neural populations. Neuroscience is now flush with measurements of these activity patterns in humans,…