About us

Computational neuroscientists apply computational and mathematical approaches to the study of the brain and, in the other direction, seek to uncover insights into computation and mathematics by working with experimental neuroscientists in trying to understanding how the brain works.​ Our work draws inspiration from a wide range of disciplines (e.g. neuroscience, mathematics, machine learning, statistics, computer science and physics).

Computational neuroscience at the University of Bristol has a long tradition. At BCNU we are particularly interested in the algorithmic structure of the central nervous system and the neurobiological systems and mechanisms that support them.


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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