Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sign in | Create Account

Joel Z. Leibo, McGovern Institute Friends Fellow 2012-2013

The Friends of the McGovern Institute Student Fellowship has been awarded to Joel Leibo for his work in Prof. Tomaso Poggio’s lab. Leibo’s research asks two key questions: How do we learn to recognize faces? And how can we build machines to do the same? He is applying his background in neuroscience and mathematics to the study of computational models of vision. Leibo plans to use the McGovern Institute’s newly acquired magnetoencephalography (MEG) scanner to decode face-related activity in the human brain.

Comments (0)

It looks like no one has posted a comment yet. You can be the first!

You need to log in, in order to post comments. If you don’t have an account yet, sign up now!

McGovern Institute for Brain Research

McGovern Institute for Brain Research

Category: Research | Updated 13 days ago

Created
July 30, 2012 10:36
Category
Tags
License
All Rights Reserved (What is this?)
Additional Files


Viewed
3442 times

More from McGovern Institute for Brain Research

Meet James DiCarlo

Meet James DiCarlo

Added over 1 year ago | 00:04:10 | 2308 views

Modeling and decoding brain activity evoked by time-varying movies

Modeling and decoding brain activit...

Added over 1 year ago | 01:02:00 | 0 views | private

imaging ctr rc v.1

imaging ctr rc v.1

Added over 2 years ago | 00:05:45 | 6 views | private

Songbirds

Songbirds

Added 5 months ago | 00:00:03 | 175 views

Reinforcement learning faces reality: Task representations, why they matter, and how we learn them

Reinforcement learning faces realit...

Added 3 months ago | 01:15:21 | 2 views | private

Gerald Fischbach: Autism Research -  Progress and Promises

Gerald Fischbach: Autism Research -...

Added over 2 years ago | 00:42:43 | 10237 views