CAMP

CAMP is an intensive two-week course in theoretical & computational modeling of memory and plasticity in brain. Theme for CAMP 2026 is Building a Memory.

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📢 Update: The application deadline for CAMP 2026 has been extended to May 7, 2026.

We encourage interested students and researchers to apply and share within their networks.

🔗 Apply at: https://t.co/EFH8dU1aUL

#CAMP2026 #Neuroscience #AcademicOpportunities

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Applications for 𝐂𝐀𝐌𝐏 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 are now open! Apply at https://t.co/EFH8dU1aUL. Application Deadline: 30th April, 2026 #CAMP2026 #NeuroscienceMeetings .

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That’s a wrap for CAMP 2025! 🎉 Our 10th edition celebrated neuroscience through thought‑provoking talks, buzzing projects, and endless curiosity. A big thank you to every participant, speaker & organizer who made it all possible. Until next time! 🧠✨ #CAMP2025

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CAMP + Upinder Bhalla = Classic combo! 🌟
Grateful to Prof. Upinder S. Bhalla for enriching #CAMP2025 with his insights on multiscale brain computations and for the MOOSE tutorial with Dr. Subhasis. CAMP feels complete with his presence.

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It was a pleasure to host Prof. Kanaka Rajan at CAMP 2025. Her sessions on Recurrent neural networks and their implications in neuroscience were a complete package ,blending depth with clarity- truly inspiring for all the participants.

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Thank you, Prof. Sachin Deshmukh, for joining us at CAMP 2025! From spikes in awake, behaving animals to spatial codes that made our heads spin-in the best way-your talk definitely sparked some spatial thinking at CAMP.

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Thank you, Prof. Raghav Rajan, for joining us at CAMP 2025 and sharing your fascinating work on song production in zebra finches. Who knew bird brains could be such great composers!

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This year at CAMP, we not only had tutorials by PhD students but also enjoyed research talks by PhD scholars and a postdoc from @suhitais lab. Grateful to CAMP for providing a platform that enriches science communication and sparks meaningful scientific exchange.

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Thank you, Prof. Subhasis Ray, for gracing CAMP 2025 with talks on cross species neurophysiology, olfaction in hatchling locusts & dendritic computation and for the MOOSE tutorial, which offered a hands on introduction to a versatile tool for simulating detailed neural systems.

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Thank you, Prof. Rishikesh Narayanan, for joining us at CAMP 2025 and sharing insights on single neuron models & neural heterogeneities. Your project guidance was invaluable for the participants and the memento lift, done with joyful charm, was truly a moment to remember.

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Thank you Prof. Abhilasha Joshi for bringing real rhythmic spikes to CAMP 2025 with talks on oscillations and how disrupting hippocampal timescales affects spatial learning. Grateful for the science and the smiles on the outing! .That comic style intro was a true fan moment.

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Thanking Prof. Collins Assisi for a brilliant session at CAMP 2025 where he introduced nonlinear dynamical systems and unpacked neuronal excitability and network properties, all with a spark of humour that kept both neurons and laughs firing!

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Thank you, Prof. Steven Prescott, for gracing CAMP 2025 with your engaging lectures on neuron excitability dynamics, homeostatic regulation, and degeneracy. Your XPP tutorial and enthusiastic interaction with students made it all the more memorable!

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Thank you, Prof. Sufyan Ashhad, for joining us at CAMP 2025 and walking us through the neural control of breathing rhythms. Your insights into the robustness and flexibility of respiratory circuits left us all breathing a little more curiously! #CAMP2025

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Prof. Ashesh Dhawale's talks on how animals learn to learn in complex, multi-choice settings were spectacular.A thought-provoking look into memory, learning, and adaptive decisions. We're thankful for your presence at #CAMP2025

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Thank you Prof. Peter Jedlička, for a fascinating talk on neuron modeling. You broke down complex ideas on hyperexcitable circuits and hippocampal neurons in a way that really clicked.

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Thankyou Prof. Thomas Bartol and Prof. Arvind Kumar for wonderful lectures and tutorials. Miss you both at CAMP 2025. Hope to see you both in person next year :)

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Thank you Prof. Joby Joseph for captivating talks on spatiotemporal codes , learning in olfaction and sensory processing
Your passion for the insect world makes it feel like their world with you -and we’re just awestruck spectators
Indeed Joby padhata hai… aur accha padhata hai

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Thank you, Prof. Suhita Nadkarni, for a truly stimulating session. Your insights into the intricacies of detailed biophysical modeling—the dynamic interplay of ion channels and synaptic mechanisms were invaluable. Your energy and passion made the session all the more engaging.

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Thank you Dr. Pascal Helson for a brilliant session — the board did most of the talking, and we’re not complaining.📝🙌