Charles Rockland, Ph. D.
Adjunct Professor
Address
E-mail: charles-rockland@brain.riken.go.jp; rockland@mit.edu
Research Interests
- Integrative Neuroscience
- Principles of Self-Organization
Education
- B.A. Harvard College, Cambridge, MA (Mathematics), 1969
- PhD Princeton University, Princeton, NJ (Mathematics), 1972
Honors and Awards
Phi Beta Kappa, Harvard College, 1969
Professional Affiliations
Research Affiliate, Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems (LIDS) MIT, 1994-present
Lectures
2006, Systems- science and biology: exploiting creative tensions, Invited presentation, Workshop: Topics in computation and control, Santa Barbara (3/28/06)
2003, Modes of coherence: interweavings of art and science, Invited presentation, Workshop on perception and representation in art and science, Scuola Normale, Pisa (6/03)
2001, C.elegans model – a program for bioinformatics, Keynote address, Workshop on modeling of complex biological systems, Strand Genomics, Bangalore, India (1/01)
2001, C. elegans – perspectives on bioinformatics, International symposium on bioinformatics and genomics , Bangalore, India (1/01)
Publications
Rockland C, Gaveau B, and Mitter SK, Autonomy and adaptiveness: emergence of coherence in organisms (in preparation)
Atanur SS, Birol I, Guryev V, Hirst M, Hummel O, Morrisey C, Behmoares J, Fernandez-Suarez XM, Johnson MD, McLaren WM, Patone G, Petretto E, Plessy C, Rockland KS, Rockland C, Saar K, Zhao Y, Carninci P, Flicek P, Kurtz T, Cuppen E, Pravenec M, Hubner N, Jones SJM, Birney E, Aitman TJ (2010). The genome sequence of the spontaneously hypertensive rat: Analysis and functional significance, Genome Research 20:791-803.
Bechara A, Tranel D, Damasio H, Adolphs R, Rockland C, and Damasio AR (1995). Double dissociation of conditioning and declarative knowledge relative to the amygdala and hippocampus in humans, Science 269:1115-1118.
Gaveau B, Rockland C, and Mitter SK, (1994). Autonomy and adaptiveness: a perspective on integrative neural architectures, MIT Center for Intelligent Control Systems Publication (CICS-P-431):1.136.
Rowley SG, and Rockland C, (1991). The design of simulation languages for systems with multiple modularities, Simulation 56, # 3:153-163.