In Memoriam: David Santy (1888-1969)

David Hubel: In Memoriam

Hydraulic microelectrode advancermade by David Hubel David Hubel was a giant in our field, yet he waswarm, friendly, and humble in person. He and Torsten Wiesel, following in the footsteps of their mentor Steve Kuffler, discovered fundamental principles of information processing in the brain and fundamental principles of how the brain wires itself up. I think many people in the field see David ...

In Memoriam: Martin Wolpers, PhD 1969-2016

IT is with great sadness that we inform you that Martin Wolpers, a member of our editorial board, passed away suddenly on Thursday, February 25, 2016 at the age of 47. He leaves behind his loving wife Marion, his daughter Sina and his son Leon. Martin was a magnificent person, a friend, colleague, teacher, and mentor to many. He had a talent for bringing people together and could bring out the ...

David T. Yue: In Memoriam

David T. Yue David Tuckchow Yue, a renowned biophysicist who dedicated his life to the study of voltage-gated calcium (CaV) channels, passed away suddenly on December 23, 2014 from cardiac arrest. David was a passionate, dedicated, and brilliant scientist who pursued fundamental mechanistic understanding of CaV channel regulation with quantitative rigor, child-like wonder, and remarkable creati...

David L Waltz, in Memoriam

tion after completing his dissertation in 1972 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (MIT AI Lab). That dissertation created the field of constraint propagation by showing that constraints and a rich but simple descriptive system were sufficient to recover threedimensional information from a two-dimensional projection. Besides an education, Dave picked ...

George Edgar Septimus Ward, 1888-1969.