Edited by: Stephen Coombes, Yulia Timofeeva
Although mathematical work on Neurodynamics has increased in recent years, the study of heterogeneity, noise, delays, and plasticity needs much further attention. A firmer mathematical framework for treating dynamical systems with these attributes will pave the way for a more comprehensive understanding of the dynamic states of biological neural networks, and their role in facilitating natural computation. This special issue reports activity in this area as presented at a three day meeting at Edinburgh in March 2012.