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This course consists of weekly discussions of current literature in systems neuroscience. The selected readings will focus on neural mechanisms for perception, attention, motor behavior, learning, and memory, as studied using physiological, psychophysical, computational, and imaging techniques. Students are expected to give presentations and participate in discussions. Recommended Course Background: AS.110.302, EN.520.214, EN.580.421 or equivalent Students will have to attend the organizational meeting to be able to enroll. The course is run by the Neuroscience department. Enrollment numbers may be limited by the course directors, and priority will be given to Neuroscience graduate students. Please contact the Neuroscience department for more information and the date of the organizational meeting.