Tanmay completed his PhD focused on developing machine learning tools for biological systems. He joined the Mathis Lab in January of 2018.
Alexander is our "in house" collaborator. He collaborates closely with us on computational models of motor adaptation and learning. Alexander studied Mathematics at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich. For his dissertation he derived properties of grid cells from optimal coding principles. As a Marie-Curie Fellow, he works on trail tracking in mice with Venki Murthy (MCB, Harvard) and Matthias Bethge (University of Tübingen). He strives to understand how internal representations guide behavior and how internal models are implemented in the brain.
Adrian is completing his master's thesis in the lab through the University of Tübingen. He received a BS in Physics from Heidelberg University.
Eric joined the Rowland in the fall of 2017, and provides technical support to several Fellows labs.
L to R: Prof. Nao Uchida, Dr. Mackenzie Mathis, Prof. Venki Murthy