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Neuroinformatics combines neuroscience and informatics research to develop and apply the advanced tools and approaches that are essential for major advances in understanding the structure and function of the brain We use this to keep our members informed of our events and current neuroinformatics news The Node provides a channel for discussion, a means for developing neuroinformatics, and a voice to represent the community in discussions with other scientific areas, commercial organisations, funding/governmental and international agencies

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In the age of information, computing technology is changing the ways we work and play. Informatics is changing the way we think. The School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh is the largest Computer Science Department in Europe. It has award winning staff and students

In the age of information, computing technology is changing the ways we work and play. Informatics is changing the way we think. The School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh is the largest Computer Science Department in Europe. It has award winning staff and students

Solution to the two Envelope Paradox: The Two Envelope Paradox comes from the incorrect use of probabilities. Here a Bayesian analysis is given to show where the failure occurs

Amos Storkey - Visual Illusion of the month. This page provides a variety of more interesting illusions. I try to avoid the standard set you can find everywhere, unless the presentation is particularly interesting

An online demo of the Hough transform in action, including an application to a satellite track detection problem

The Human Communication Research Centre is an interdisciplinary research centre at the Universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow that brings together theories and methods from several formal and experimental disciplines to understand better how this happens Research in HCRC — Human Communication Research Centre