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31 August 2018
Entropy Best Early Career Researcher Presentation Award Winners
The editorial team of Entropy would like to congratulate the winners of the two Best Early Career Researcher Presentation Awards that Entropy sponsored at the Workshop on Methods of Information Theory in Computational Neuroscience in Seattle (USA) on 17–18 July 2018. Dr. Joseph Lizier (The University of Sydney), the Editorial Board Member of Entropy and Chair of the Workshop, granted the certificate to the winners:
Dr. Siwei Wang (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) for her work “Closing the gap from structure to function with information theoretic design principles”;
Dr. Rainer Engelken (Columbia University) for his work “How input spike trains and recurrent dynamics shape the entropy of cortical circuits”.
Congratulations to both of them!