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Bryce Beverlin II

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46 Tate, email beverlin @ physics.umn.edu
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Bryce Beverlin II is a physicist nearing completion of his PhD at the University of Minnesota where he investigates the role of neural oscillations in the brain. His study bridges the subjects of neuroscience, biophysics, and mathematics including graph theory, electrochemical signal propagation, information coding within noisy systems, and the application to disease states such as epilepsy and Parkinson's. Beverlin has published in the Journal of Computational Neuroscience, Frontiers of Systems Neuroscience, Frontiers of Computational Neuroscience and Springer books. Bryce has worked as "The Physicist" with the Body Cartography's production of "1/2 life," a multidisciplinary work for the stage centered on the development of nuclear energy.

Research Areas
Coherent oscillations in neural networks, ionic channel dynamics, network topology, network modeling, application to diseases such as epilepsy.