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Filip Piękniewski PhD

Scientist (computational neuroscientist)

Brain Corporation
5665 Morehouse Drive
San Diego, CA, 92121 USA
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Office: 224N

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Assistant Professor

Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science
Nicolaus Copernicus University,
Ul. Chopina 12/18, Toruń
POLAND

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Bright stars die young

Tomek Schreiber Tomasz Schreiber, my scientific advisor, collaborator, coauthor, friend. We started working together in 2003, at that time he was already a rising star of polish mathematics. Working with him was always a pleasure. Tomek was a kind of man who had been giving the best, never asking for anything in exchange. Always smiling, full of energy, full of faith in people. He was incredibly bright, with a great sense of humor. He could play with mathematical symbols so cleverly that it sometimes took a few days to understand what he achieved in seconds. When a few years ago Tomek was mourning his advisor, Alexander Nagaev who died in a tragic accident I could not imagine that I'll be mourning him so soon. In recent years he has been fighting with a fatal disease. But the disease was never an excuse for him. Instead it was something that motivated him to an even harder work. He died on first of December 2010. He was 35. He left his wife, loving family, great students and friends, tens of unfinished mathematical ideas. I will always remember him smiling.


My personal interests
  • Computer Science in general
  • Computational Intelligence
  • Neural networks
  • Random graphs and small world networks
  • Hopfield networks, phase diagrams
  • Spiking Neural Networks
  • Computer Networking
  • Texture analysis
  • Dynamic systems and fractals
  • Information theory
  • Computer modeling/GPU programming
  • UNIX/Linux/MacOSX administration

Recent research activities
  • Creating large scale neural simulation, spike based computing
  • Analysis of network topologies emerging from spiking neural models and other simplified computational models

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Mathematical Foundations of Neuroscience - winter semester 2009/2010. Preliminary program. Any supplemental material will be published here.
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