Jon Newman

Graduate student

Curriculum Vitae
Cell: (860)729-3682
EMail: jnewman6 snail gatech point edu

Research

My research focuses on neural computation. How do networks of neurons (and glial cells) self regulate their own excitability to produce responses appropriate for a given context? My approach is mix of experimental and theoretical work. I am currently investgating the self regulatory properties of a the respiratory central pattern generator the aquatic Mollusc Lynmnaea stagnalis.

My past work has focused on theoretical studies of busting neuron dynamics, dynamic memory in neurons, and self-propelled particle systems.

Projects

Is Functional Chaos in Neural Systems a Pipedream?
work in progress for the "Chaos and what to do about it" class:
- brief description
- term project
Some of my recent projects
can be found here

Code Snippets

Multi-point shooting Newton routines for the Rössler flow [Mathematica]
MPSM for Rossler.nb
Examples of MPSM for Rossler.nb
Cycle Visualization.nb
Some point neuron models [Mathematica]
Canonical Fold Homoclinic Burster.nb

Publications

arXiv

Links

Center for Nonlinear Science - CNS people		  
ChaosBook.org
Butera Lab
Prinz Lab
Hiroki Sayama - Swarm Chemistry - CoCo Initiative 

		

last updated Oct 30 2008