Was starting to read, “Neural Engineering: Computation, Representation, and Dynamics in Neurobiological Systems” and then after 50 pages (fascinating to me by the way), I wondered what the authors have done since (this book was 2004). I found this : http://ift.tt/2mAipnn and I’ll be checking it out. This is the direction the author’s research is at now. I can go back to the technical foundations but I *might* luck out and get some nice videos to look at which will help illustrate the text I’m reading, since a consistent author is *likely* working along the same lines now as then.

Was starting to read, “Neural Engineering: Computation, Representation, and Dynamics in Neurobiological Systems” and then after 50 pages (fascinating to me by the way), I wondered what the authors have done since (this book was 2004).

I found this : http://ift.tt/2mAipnn and I’ll be checking it out. This is the direction the author’s research is at now. I can go back to the technical foundations but I *might* luck out and get some nice videos to look at which will help illustrate the text I’m reading, since a consistent author is *likely* working along the same lines now as then.

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