Quote:In addition to being an Eminent Scholar of Georgia Research Alliance in Systems and Cognitive Neuroscience, Dr. Joe Z. Tsien is also Professor of Neurology and Co-Director of the Brain and Behavior Discovery Institute in the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University. His laboratory has a long-standing interest in developing and applying various genetic, physiological and mathematical tools to understand how the brain generates memory, knowledge and other cognitive behaviors. Tsien is leading a team of neuroscientists, computer scientists and mathematicians, who are all working on the Brain Decoding Project, a large-scale brain activity mapping effort, which he and his colleagues have initiated since 2007 with the support from the Georgia Research Alliance (GRA) (Tsien et al., On Initial Brain Activity Mapping of Episodic and Semantic Memory Code in the Hippocampus. Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, 2013). Dr. Tsien has recently developed the Theory of Connectivity to describe the basic wiring and computational logic of the brain.

Quote:Tsien is leading a team of neuroscientists, computer scientists and mathematicians, who are all working on the Brain Decoding Project, a large-scale brain activity mapping effort, which he and his colleagues have initiated since 2007 with the support from the Georgia Research Alliance