Computational neuroscience is an integral part when trying to understand brain functions.
Our major aim is to uncover and understand the information processing mechanisms by folding experimental knowledge into hypothesis that can be modelled and verified computationally. This is a highly interdisciplinary venue that requires the collaboration of experimentalists with theoreticians that are trained to abstract the data in order to make the questions computational tractable. My role as the Centre's computational neuroscientist is to facilitate such work. You can draw on this resource in various ways. You will likely come across computational papers in your area.