Profile: Jeff Friedman

Jeff Elman

The broad context of this study is the investigation of the nature of computation in recurrent networks (RNs). The current study has two parts. The first is to show that a RN can solve a problem that we take to be of interest (a counting task), and the second is to use the solution as a platform for developing a more general understanding of RNs as computational mechanisms. We begin by presenti...

Jeff Lichtman

Jeff Lichtman Harvard University Jeff Lichtman is the Jeremy R. Knowles Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology and the Ramón y Cajal Professor of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard. His research interest is neural developmental and particularly the way in which early experience alters nervous system organization in long-lasting ways. He has participated in the development of metho...

Jeff Blackburn

Jeff Erickson

Jeff Hsu

With the prevalence of HIV/AIDS in Zambia increasing at a harrowing rate, the development of more cost-efficient, effective medicines is undeniably important. Yet paralleling the need for such development is an urgent need for cheaper and more reliable diagnostic methods. Analyzing factors such as viral load and CD4 count are crucial in delivering effective treatments to those suffering from HI...