Neuronal Dynamics: From Single Neurons to Networks and Models of Cognition

This is a math heavy book, but as long as you know that going in this is a great review (or first time learning) resource for a lot of the concepts in computational neuroscience. Although it is a little pricey it is well worth the cost for the value this book provides.

The full text is freely available on-line at http://neuronaldynamics.epfl.ch/book.htmlThe same site also has video lectures by Gerstner and PowerPoint slides.

So far this book reads in a structural format. Though I must admit that shortcuts taken during explanation really complicate things. Let's take some time to address how formulas are meant to be used. In mathematics, calculus, even apple counting formulas simplify the work taken during figuring up certain values. These things are thus shortcuts to establishing something needed at that time. This book's author must think that concepts or even arguments are better expressed as apples in a bucket. I however would rather read something more vivid, established, even thorough. So if you like books that appear to be stabbed by the formula knives then this book would work. Else, I would not recommend this work.

Good book. Fast delivery.