June 1-5 2015 will see the second Model-based Neuroscience Summer School, hosted at the University of Amsterdam.The school will provide students with hands-on experience in both cognitive modeling using diffusion and accumulator models and simple neuroscience methods. In addition, the program includes a debate between the two most prominent perspectives on the model-based neuroscience of perceptual decision-making. These perspectives place a different primary focus on either behavior (Ratcliff) or neural dynamics (Logan). Consequently, they bring different insights to the combined research agenda.more information about the teachers, preliminary program, and application can be found at www.modelbasedneuroscience.com

Course leader
Jane Neumann, University Medical Center Leipzig and MPI for Human Cognitive and Brain SciencesLeendert van Maanen, University of AmsterdamBirte Forstmann, University of AmsterdamRoger Ratcliff, Ohio State University



Target group
PhD students/postdocs with a stated interest in applying model-based neuroscience of decision-making

Fee info
EUR 100: The summer school is only 100 euro, however, we ask that students make their own housing arrangements. Space is limited, therefore we ask that you provide a statement of interest. We will base selection of students based on the relevance of the summer school to their research.

University of Amsterdam
Address: Department of Psychology, Weesperstraat 4 Amsterdam
Postal code: 1018XA
City: Amsterdam
Country: Netherlands
Website: http://www.modelbasedneuroscience.com/
E-mail: info@modelbasedneuroscience.com
Phone: +31205257606