Serre Lab

There is little doubt that even a partial solution to the question of which computations are carried out by the visual cortex would be a major breakthrough: It would begin to explain one of our most amazing abilities, vision; and it would open doors to other aspects of intelligence such as language, planning or reasoning. It would also help connect neurobiology and mathematics, making it possible to develop computer algorithms that follow the information processing principles used by biological organisms and honed by natural evolution. We are proud members of the Carney Institute for Brain Science and the Center for Computational Brain Science at Brown! We also work in close collaboration with and leverage resources from the Center for Computation and Visualization.