Dr. Ahn gave a lecture on reinforcement learning (RL) and tutorials on RL/hBayesDM at the 2023 Computational Psychiatry Course organized by the Translational Neuromodeling Unit (TNU), Zürich. Many thanks to Jeung-Hyun Lee and Eunhwi Lee for their invaluable assistance during the on-site tutorials.
Kristin Witte and Muhip Tezcan are hBayesDM tutorial winners of competitions in the morning and afternoon sessions, respectively. Congratulations!
Excited to share that we have received $2.65M 5-year R01 grant from the National Institute of Health (NIH) / National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)! - MPIs Dr. Jasmin Vassileva at VCU and Dr. Ahn at SNU. We aim to develop rapid and reliable behavioral paradigms for substance use disorders with adaptive design optimization (ADO). We had a lab lunch at SNU Faculty Club to celebrate it :)
As part of our lab activities, we enjoyed a ski trip during a break at the Korean Human Brain Mapping (KHBM) Winter School!
Yoseph received his master’s degree in Psychology in Feb 2023! Dr. Myeong Seop Song got an offer from Samsung Electronics and will start to work as a VR Engineer from March 2023 after two years with us in the CCS Lab. Lisa will go back to KU Leuven after her 6-month lab rotation in the CCS Lab.
Big congrats all and we will miss you! Best wishes for your next adventure!
CCSL party celebrating the end of 2022!
Dr. Ahn gave again give a lecture on reinforcement learning (RL) and tutorials on RL/hBayesDM at the 2022 Computational Psychiatry Course organized by the Translational Neuromodeling Unit (TNU), Zürich. Many thanks to Jeung-Hyun Lee and Eunhwi Lee who served as assistants in the tutorials.
Zhilin Su and Carlos Mena are hBayesDM tutorial winners of competitions in the morning and afternoon sessions, respectively. Congratulations!
Our BIG-BRAIN team gathered together for the second in-person seminar. Twelve speakers presented their latest research findings that applied state-of-the-art AI algorithms to multi-modal big data.
CCS Lab end-of-semester lab dinner and activities are back! CCSL all the way!
