Elliott Bonal
- MPhil student
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Research
I am an MPhil student in the Neuroinformatics lab working in mathematical and computational neuroscience, with an interest in perception and neural representations.
My research focuses on developing computational methods to investigate the neural processes underlying the distinction between sensory representations evoked by external stimuli and those generated internally (such as mental imagery), with potential applications to brain-computer interfaces.
Publications
Selected publications
Single Neurons as Fuzzy-Predicate Encoders: A Mathematical Hypothesis of Neuronal Representational Content
Journal article
1 August 2025
Elliott Bonal
Neural Coding based on Fuzzy-Logic Predicates (Varsity Life Sciences Conference 2026)
1 February 2026
Elliott Bonal
Framework for a Testable Metaphysical Science: Type-Theoretic System and Computational Experimentation Using Z3 SMT Solver
Journal article
26 October 2024
Elliott Bonal