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| May 13, 2026
The RIDC NeuroMat community deeply mourns the passing of Christophe Pouzat, Distinguished Associate Investigator of our Center and affiliated to the Institut de Recherche Mathématique Avancée (IRMA).
Throughout more than a decade of collaboration with NeuroMat, Christophe made outstanding contributions to the Center’s scientific life, educational activities, and international collaborations. He first became involved with NeuroMat through courses and training activities on spike sorting and scientific dissemination, generously sharing his expertise with students, researchers, and the broader community. His intellectual curiosity and commitment to dialogue across disciplines quickly made him a central figure within the Center’s activities.
Nos dias 26 e 27 de junho de 2024 haverá o evento Simpósio de pesquisadores do CEPID NeuroMat: rumo ao CEPIX NeuroMat, cujo programa pode ser encontrado nesse link.
The XXVI Brazilian School of Probability (XXVI Escola Brasileira de Probabilidade) in honor of Professor Antonio Galves, will be held at USP, São Paulo, during the week July 30 – August 5, 2023.
News
| Oct 21, 2022
NeuroMat director Antonio Galves spoke to Jornal da USP about the event Random Processes in the Brain, which will happen next year at the Institut Henri Poincaré, France.
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| Aug 15, 2022
NeuroMat PI Claudia D. Vargas and NeuroMat associate investigator Kelly Rosa Braghetto were interviewed in the Sementes da Ciência podcast show, on Rádio UFRJ. They talked about the Neuroscience Experiments System (NES), a software developed by the RIDC NeuroMat to manage, organize and share data from experiments in the field of neuroscience.
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| Jul 21, 2021
NeuroMat's study on "Retrieving the structure of probabilistic sequences of auditory stimuli from EEG data" was featured on the last issue of science communication magazine Pesquisa FAPESP. The piece is called "The Statistician Brain" as NeuroMat's paper relates to a classical idea by Hermann von Helmholtz that the brain acts like a statistician as it models stimuli from the environment.
