Lectures related to Spatial cognition

Modeling the role of hippocampus in spatial navigation

Discusses the role of the hippocampus in spatial navigation and the formation of place cell representation through recurrent network models.

Spatial Reasoning

Explores cognitive charge, memory, knowledge types, mental models, spatial orientation, and problem-solving skills.

Introduction to the hippocampus

Covers the anatomy, function, and key discoveries of the hippocampus.

Introduction to Modelling Microcircuitry

Introduces the pipeline of modelling microcircuits, exploring spatial scales and levels of modelling.

Microcircuit Modeling: Hippocampus Insights

Covers the simulation of a hippocampus microcircuit for understanding brain function and behavior.

Gradient Echo Contrast T2*

Explores gradient echo contrast (T2*) in biomedical imaging, covering T2* weighting, contrast mechanisms in MRI, venography, BOLD fMRI, and spatial encoding techniques.

Perceptual Modeling: Understanding Spatial Thinking and Vision

Examines perceptual modeling and spatial thinking in visual intelligence, exploring theories, cognitive maps, and the interplay between bottom-up and top-down processing.

Georeferencing of Images

Covers the principles and practice of georeferencing images using various formats and software tools like QGIS.

Discrete variables: Geometric properties

Covers geometric properties of discrete variables in GIS, including location, size, and shape.

Spatial relations and topology

Covers spatial relations and topology in GIS, emphasizing the importance of topological consistency in spatial analysis.

Understanding Space

Delves into the concept of space, distance relations, scale, and metrics.

Typological Variations in Architecture

Explores Michael Alder's architectural typological approach, emphasizing spatial relationships and adaptable design solutions.

Spatial Intelligence: Mapping Realities

Delves into spatial intelligence, discussing maps, territories, networks, and the importance of accurate spatial sketches.

Human Body and Spatial Capital

Examines the spatial features of the human body and the concept of spatial capital in social interactions.

Brain Atlas: Understanding Brain Anatomy

Introduces brain atlas, a collection of maps to understand brain anatomy.

Spatial Relations and Topology

Covers spatial relations, topology, adjacency, connectivity, and intersections in geographic information systems.

Spatial Organization Mapping of a City

Explores creating a spatial organization map of a city through sketches and examples.

Understanding the Hippocampus: Structure and Function

Explores the importance of the hippocampus in memory and spatial navigation, discussing its unique structure and implications for broader brain research.

Spatial Discrete Variables, Spatial Arrangement and Neighborhood

Covers spatial arrangement, neighborhood, and statistical measures for analyzing spatial patterns in geographic information systems.

Theoretical Drawing: Visual Representation and Investigation

Delves into the theoretical aspects of drawing, focusing on visual representation and investigation.