About me

I'm interested in computational neuroscience, natural computation, and artificial intelligence.

My PhD, with John Bullinaria, investigated a feature of Alzheimer's disease pathology called information-selectivity. This defines the way the disease spreads and attacks the least significant neurons first, thereby making the disease harder to detect in the early stages.




Current occupation:
Qualifications:
  • M.Sc. Natural Computation, with Distinction.
    University of Birmingham, UK, 2007.
  • B.Sc. Artificial Intelligence & Computer Science, Hons. 1st class.
    University of Birmingham, UK, 2006.
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Mark Rowan,
26 Sep 2012 01:05
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