352-273-9332
mding@bme.ufl.edu
Neural mechanisms of perception and motor behavior (using both experimental and modeling approaches), neuronal oscillations and attentional control, information processing in the brain, development of advanced signal processing methods for the analysis of nonstationary, multivariate neurobiological data, mathematical analysis of oscillatory neural networks, behavior and brain analysis of sensorimotor coordination, first passage time problems in stochastic processes, theory of nonlinear dynamical systems
352-294-1898
koweiss@ufl.edu
Signals and Systems, Computational and Systems Neuroscience, Neural Engineering
Research Interests: Computational neuroscience, Sensorimotor control, Control theory, Data science, Machine learning
