Partner Institutions for Broadening Participation of Women and Minorities in Computational Neuroscience

The goal of our diversity and outreach activities, based at MIT, is to attract more women and minorities into the complex, interdisciplinary field of cognitive neuroscience and artificial intelligence.

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Partner Institutions for Broadening Participation of women and minorities in computational neuroscience

To reach this goal the center has partnered with public institutions and inner city universities, who have a strong interest in developing closer interactions between their computer science and neuroscience faculty. CBMM will offer workshops, summer research internships, seminar series, faculty sabbaticals, and help develop novel a curriculum to increase exposure to computational neuroscience.

The current partner institutions are Howard University, Hunter College, the University of Puerto Rico, Universidad del Caribe, Queen's College and Wellesley College.

Florida International University

Mark A. Finlayson

Assistant Professor, School of Computing and Information Sciences

Howard University

Kebreten F. Manaye, MD

Professor & Chair;
Graduate Program in Physiology and Biophysics

Dominique Pritchett

Assistant Professor;
Department of Biology

Mugizi Robert Rwebangira

Assistant Professor;
Department of Systems and Computer Science

Hassan Salmani

Assistant Professor;
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Prairie View A&M University

Mohamed F. Chouikha

Chief Scientist & Executive Director, SECURE Cybersecurity Center of Excellence;
Executive Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

The City University of New York: Hunter College

Martin Chodorow

Professor, Hunter College Department of Psychology and CUNY Graduate Center Doctoral Programs in Psychology and Linguistics

Susan Epstein

Professor, Hunter College Department of Computer Science and CUNY Graduate Center Doctoral Program in Computer Science

H. Philip Zeigler

Professor, Department of Psychology

The City University of New York: Queens College

Joshua C. Brumberg

Professor, Department of Psychology;
Deputy Director, Undergraduate Neuroscience Major;
Director of the Brain, Behavior and Cognition Doctoral Programs