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Michael LevyClass of 2010Undergraduate Institution: Brown University Major: Physics Origin: Merrick, NY Lab: George Oster Location: 218 Wellman Hall Email: mglevy@berkeley.edu
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Research |
If you remove a newt's limb it will regrow. However, if you chop out enough of the nervous system in said limb, the limb will be lost forever. I am interested in how a nervous system can pattern biological form, and thus build models of both seashells and adaptive camouflaging skin, two systems pattened by neurons. I also am interested in dynamics, mean field neural models, and integrating the mechanics of developmental processes with the neural patterns underlying them.
Publications |
- Liang X, Levy MG, Deb S, Geiser JD, Stratt RM and Weber PM. Electron diffraction with bound electrons: The structure sensitivity of Rydberg Fingerprint Spectroscopy. 2010. J. Mol. Struct. 978:250
