Auditory neuroethology lab member: Kaushik Ghose

University of Maryland >> Auditory Neuroethology Lab >> Kaushik Ghose

Kaushik Ghose

E-mail: kghose@umd.edu
Telephone: 301-405-0374 (batlab)
URL : http://www.glue.umd.edu/~kghose/

Neurosciences and cognitive sciences program
Batlab, Computational Sensorimotor Systems Laboratory
Department of Psychology
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742

Most current information at my research page.

Interests

Active sensing

Sensori-motor integration and learning

Systems level behavioral and neural modeling

Current Projects

Echolocating bats sense their environment via intermittent pulses of information. I am interested in how they use these discrete snapshots of auditory information to form a percept of their surroundings that guides their flight behavior. More...

Education

PhD 1999-May 2005 (expected) University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA Neuroscience and Cognitive Science
Thesis on the sonar beam pattern of echolocating bats. Course work on systems neuroscience, cognitive neuroscience, hearing, computational neuroscience, neuromorphic engineering

MS 1997-1999 Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India Masters in systems science and automation,
Thesis on acoustic echo cancellers
Course work on pattern recognition, speech recognition, computer vision, computer graphics, digital signal processing, control theory.

BS 1993-1997 Jadavpur University, Calcutta, India Electrical Engineering Coursework in control systems, microprocessors, power engineering and electronics. Hands on experience in machining metal parts, welding and metal forging.

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University of Maryland >> Auditory Neuroethology Lab >> Kaushik Ghose

PhD 1999-May 2005 (expected)	University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA	Neuroscience and Cognitive Science Thesis on the sonar beam pattern of echolocating bats. Course work on systems neuroscience, cognitive neuroscience, hearing, computational neuroscience, neuromorphic engineering
MS 1997-1999	Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India	Masters in systems science and automation, Thesis on acoustic echo cancellers Course work on pattern recognition, speech recognition, computer vision, computer graphics, digital signal processing, control theory.
BS 1993-1997	Jadavpur University, Calcutta, India Electrical Engineering	Coursework in control systems, microprocessors, power engineering and electronics. Hands on experience in machining metal parts, welding and metal forging.