Systems neuroscience

Jesper Tegner

Professor, Bioscience

living systems machine learning machine intelligence systems medicine genomics artificial intelligence brain-inspired computation Systems neuroscience algorithmic information theory Dynamical Systems spatial transcriptomics single cell biology

Jasper Tegner is an M.D./Ph.D., innovator and professor with over 350 publications, dedicated to exploring the interconnected mechanisms underlying life, intelligence and the mind. His research aims to advance fundamental progress in artificial intelligence by moving beyond engineering to understand the intrinsic modes of operation within cells, between cells and within the brain.

Cintya Nirvana Dutta

Visiting Researcher, Biostatistics Group

Neuroimaging Systems neuroscience Psychophysiology

Education and Early Career Ph.D. in Modeling & Simulation, University of Central Florida M.S. in Modeling & Simulation, University of Central Florida B.S. in Psychology, University of Florida Research Interest Cintya's interests lie in the intersection of clinical translational research and brain signal processing methods. Her work involves computational neuroscience models of attention, integrated technologies for human-computer interaction, and neuroimaging techniques. She hopes to translate these into data science approaches that can inform the prognosis of medical conditions and improve