Computational Neuroscience Made Simple

In her article "Can computers untangle the neural net?"

Mark Stewart(mark.stewart@downstate.edu)

Jan 16, 2005 | 1 min read

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In her article "Can computers untangle the neural net?"¹ Karen Heyman mentions several recent books on computational neuroscience but notes that these are generally advanced texts. I wanted to mention another recent book: William Lytton's From Computer to Brain.² This text presents the field without prerequisites and furnishes an accessible introduction to computational neuroscience.

Mark Stewart, MD, PhDSUNY Downstate Medical Center Brooklyn, NY mark.stewart@downstate.edu

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