Viktor Jirsa
Director of Research, CNRS
Head: Theoretical Neuroscience Group
Associate Professor in Complex Systems & Brain Sciences, and in Physics
please see the website of my CNRS group in Marseille
Center for Complex Systems & Brain Sciences
Florida Atlantic University
777 Glades Road
Boca Raton FL33431, USA
telephone: 561.297.0124
fax:
561.297.3634
email: jirsa@ccs.fau.edu
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Biographical sketch: Viktor Jirsa
Studies
1994 - 1996 Ph.D. University of Stuttgart, Germany
Theoretical Physics
1992 - 1993 Diploma University of Stuttgart, Germany
Theoretical Physics
1990 - 1991 M.Sc. University of Manchester, United
Kingdom Elementary Particle
Physics
Academic and professional experience
| Since 2005 |
Director of Research, CNRS - Theoretical Neuroscience Group, Movement Science Institute Marseille |
| 2005-present |
Associate Professor
in Complex Systems and Brain Sciences and Associate Professor of Physics,
Florida Atlantic University, USA |
| 1999-2004 |
Assistant
Professor in Complex Systems and Brain Sciences and Assistant Professor
of Physics, Florida Atlantic University, USA |
| 1997-1999 |
Human
Frontiers Science Fellow. Research Associate at the Center for Complex
Systems and Brain Sciences, Florida Atlantic University, USA |
| 1996-1997 |
Research
Fellow of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft at the Center for Complex
Systems and Brain Sciences, Florida Atlantic University, USA |
Recent publications for download
- V.K. Jirsa, M. Ding. Will
a large complex system with time delays be stable? PRL93, 070602 ( 2004)
- V.K. Jirsa Connectivity
and Dynamics of Neural Information Processing. Neuroinformatics 2, 183-204
(2004) [large review paper]
- M. Dhamala, V.K. Jirsa, M. Ding. Enhancement
of Neural Synchrony by Time Delay. PRL 92, 074104 (2004)
- M. Dhamala, V.K. Jirsa, M. Ding. Transitions
to synchrony in coupled bursting neurons. PRL 92, 028101 (2004)
- V.K. Jirsa, K.J. Jantzen, A. Fuchs, J.A.S. Kelso: Spatiotemporal
forward solution of the EEG and MEG using network modelling, IEEE
Transactions on Medical Imaging, 21, 5, 493-504 (2002)
- V.K. Jirsa, K.J.
Jantzen, A. Fuchs, J.A.S. Kelso: Neural field dynamics
on the folded three-dimensional cortical sheet and its forward EEG and MEG,
Information Processing in Medical Imaging, Springer Lecture Notes in Computer
Science, 286-299 (2001)
- V.K. Jirsa, J.A.S.
Kelso: Spatiotemporal
pattern formation in continuous systems with heterogeneous connection topologies,
Phys. Rev. E 62, 6, 8462-8465 (2000)
- P. Fink, P. Foo,
V.K. Jirsa, J.A.S. Kelso: Local and Global Stabilization of Coordination by Sensory
Information, Exp. Brain Res. 134, 9-20 (2000)
- V.K. Jirsa, P.
Fink, P. Foo, J.A.S. Kelso: Parametric Stabilization of Biological Coordination: A
Theoretical Model, Journ.
Biol. Phys. 26, 85-112 (2000)
- V.K. Jirsa, J.A.S. Kelso: Spatiotemporal pattern formation in continuous systems
with heterogeneous connection topologies, Phys. Rev. E 62, 6, 8462-8465
(2000)
- V.K. Jirsa, H. Haken : A Derivation of a Macroscopic Field Theory of the
Brain from the Quasi-microscopic Neural Dynamics, Physica D 99, 503-526
(1997)
- V.K. Jirsa, H. Haken : Field Theory of Electromagnetic Brain Activity, Phys.
Rev. Let. 77, 960-963 (1996)
- V.K. Jirsa, R. Friedrich, H. Haken: Reconstruction
of the spatio-temporal dynamics of a human magnetoencephalogram, Physica
D 89, 100-122 (1995)
For a complete Curriculum Vitae and a list of publications click here.
Theoretical Analysis Platform -TAP
Theoretical Analysis Platform (TAP) is a Graphical User Interface written
in Matlab, which provides an interface for the modelling of brain-behavior
dynamics. Please go to http://www.ccs.fau.edu/~tap/
for more information.
Please email your suggestions and comments to tap@ccs.fau.edu
Teaching
Courses taught in fall 2004
General Physics II (PHY2049)
- Syllabus
- Practice tests for PHY2048
and PHY2049
are given on the web site by Dr. Robin Jordan. Note that these tests do
not reflect the style of questions in the exams of PHY2048 or PHY2049. They
nevertheless represent a good source for practice, since they provide immediate
feedback on-line.
- Problem sheet: vector algebra
- Download Simulations of Physics process here
(as a ZIP file)
- Extra credit: deadline for submission December 1st, 2004 (download guide
lines and problem question here)
- Scanned questions and solutions to practice test are here: (1a
and 1b, 2a and 2b)
Courses taught (in general)
- Mathematics Boot Camp: A 5-days intensive
course in Mathematics with a companion script (ISC6925)
- Theoretical Neuroscience 1
and 2 (ISC6930)
- Stochastic Processes (ISC6930)
- Introduction to Nonlinear Dynamics
and Chaos (MAP6211)
- General Physics I (PHY2048)
and General Physics II (PHY2049)
For new students: If you have difficulties to follow
the class, get good grades or just to adjust to academic life, here is a Study
Guide. This guide may address sometimes very obvious points, but often
it is those that a student new to academia does not recognize.
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