Milad Lankarany

Research Division (Krembil Brain Institute): Clinical and Computational Neuroscience My research program at the Neural Systems and Brain Signal Processing Lab (NSBSPL) currently has three prongs as follow. Neural Information Processing We develop multi-scale brain models and machine learning algorithms to understand mechanisms of information processing and coding in neural systems like Basal Ganglia Network. Neuro-technology and Wearable Devices We closely collaborate with industrial companies to develop multi-channel wearable devices that can simultaneously sense and process various electrophysiological signals like ECG, EMG, EEG. Neuromorphic Computing We focus on the development and implementation of neuromorphic circuits. Neuromorphic chips are computer chips with electronic circuits that mimic aspects of biological neurons and their connections. They use efficient, parallel and low-power computational principles and can be used to directly emulate neuronal networks on hardware rather than simulating them on a general-purpose computer.