Theoretical Neuroscience

Theoretical neuroscience is a branch of science that uses mathematical models and computational techniques to understand how the brain works. It aims to explain the complex processes of neural activity, emotions, learning, and memory by simulating how neurons interact and form networks. By exploring these theoretical frameworks, researchers can test hypotheses about brain functionality, predict behaviors, and potentially diagnose and treat neurological conditions. Overall, it serves as a bridge between neuroscience, physics, and computer science, enhancing our understanding of the mind and its underlying mechanisms.