Andrej Bicanski
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I am a post-doctoral research fellow in computational neuroscience at the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience (ICN) at University College London. 

I am based in the Space and Memory Group at the ICN. Currently my main research focus is on the neural basis of episodic memory, and spatial navigation, but I am also interested in large scale brain modeling, AI, central pattern generators and biologically inspired robotics. I am originally a physicist by training and try to stay up to date with what's new in physics, particularly astronomy and astrophysics. Time permitting I moonlight as a writer. My first novel is available on Amazon.
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Recent News
Aug 2019, Paper out in Hippocampus: Navigating with grid and place cells in cluttered environments (OPEN ACCESS)
Jul 2019,  Promoted to Senior Research Fellow at UCL
Jun 2019, Invited talk at the EITN-HBP workshop 
Visuo-motor integration
Mar 2019, co-organised workshop on Neural SLAM at the European Institute of Theoretical Neuroscience (EITN)
Mar 2019,  Paper out in Current Biology: A computational model of recognition memory via grid cells (OPEN ACCESS)
Mar 2019,  Workshop talk (on reference frame transformations) at Cosyne 2019
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