Bristol Computational Neuroscience Unit

BCNU is one of the leading computational neuroscience research units in the United Kingdom.
We aim to further our understanding of brain functioning via computational and mathematical modelling.

​We are based at the Faculty of Engineering and have strong links with the wider Bristol Neuroscience and Machine Learning communities at the University of Bristol.


Latest news:

03/02/23: Two BBSRC grants awarded to BCNU

05/01/23: AI theory of how the small brain helps the big brain

22/11/22: NML group awarded ERC Starting grant

27/08/22: New paper on degenerate boundaries for multiple-alternative decisions

25/08/22: New paper out on control of exc-inh balance throughout development

Location

We are based in the beautiful Clifton campus as part of the School of Computer Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, and Engineering Maths (SCEEM), Faculty of Engineering, University of Bristol.

Bristol Computational Neuroscience Unit
Merchant Venturers Building
Woodland Road
BS8 1UB, Bristol
United Kingdom

BristolCNU       BristolCNU       engf-compneuro@bristol.ac.uk

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