Mihail Bota
Assistant Professor (research) of Biological Sciences
Contact Information
Office: HNB 428 Phone: (213)740-9099
E-mail:
mbota@usc.edu
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Education
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M.S. Physics, University of Bucharest, 6/1992
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Ph.D. Neurobiology, University of Southern California, 5/2001
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Description of Research
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Summary Statement of Research Interests
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Development of informatics systems for neurobiological data for online information retrieval, and data mining. Development of ontologies for neurosciences. Research in the neural grounds of language and action recognition in humans and monkeys.
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Funded Research
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Contracts and Grants Awarded
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A MATURE BRAIN ARCHITECTURE KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (NIH-NIH), Larry Swanson, Mihail Bota, $1,002,353, 08/01/2004-04/30/2008
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Publications
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Book Chapter
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Arbib, M., Bota, M.
(2006).
Neural homologies and the grounding of linguistics. pp. 136-173. Cambridge University Press.
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Bota, M., Arbib, M.
(2002).
NeuroHomology Database: an online KMS for handling and evaluation of the neurobiological information. pp. p. 230-220. Norwell, MA: Neuroscience databases/Kluwer Academic Press.
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Journal Article
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Bota, M., Swanson, L. W.
(2007).
The neuron classification problem. Brain Research Reviews.
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Bota, M., Swanson, L. W.
(2007).
Online workbenches for neural network connections. Journal of Comparative Neurology/Wiley.
Vol. 500(5) 807-814
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Bota, M., Swanson, L. W.
(2006).
A new module for manipulation and display of molecular information in the brain architecture management system. Neuroinformatics/Humane.
Vol. in press
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Bota, M., Dong, H., Swanson, L. W.
(2005).
Brain architecture management system. Neuroinformatics/Humane.
Vol. 3, pp. 15-48.
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Bota, M., Arbib, M.
(2004).
Integrating databases and expert systems for the analysis of brain structures, connections, and homologies. Neuroinformatics/Humane. pp. p. 20-59.
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Arbib, M., Bota, M.
(2004).
Evolving Mirror Systems: Homologies and the Nature of Neuroinformatics. Trends in Cognitive Sciences/Elsevier.
Vol. 8(7), pp. p.290-291.
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Bota, M., Dong, H., Swanson, L. W.
(2003).
From gene networks to brain networks. Nature Neuroscience/Nature Publishing Group.
Vol. 8(6), pp. p. 795-799.
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Arbib, M., Bota, M.
(2003).
Language evolution: neural homologies and neuroinformatics. Neural Networks/Elsevier.
Vol. 16(9), pp. p.1237-1260.
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Bota, M.
(2003).
From axis to triangle: The role of orbital cortex. Behavioral and Brain Sciences/Cambridge University Press.
Vol. 26(5), pp. p. 552-553.
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Bota, M., Arbib, M.
(2001).
The NeuroHomology Database. Neurocomputing/Elsevier.
Vol. 38-40, pp. pp.1627-1631.
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Multimedia Scholarship and Creative Works
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Online knowledge management system, The Brain Architecture Management System (BAMS) is a repository of knowledge about brain parts from different species, and includesinference engines for processing the neurobiological data. BAMS contains five interrelated modules: Brain Parts (brain regions, major fiber tracts, and ventricles), Cell Types, Molecules, Relations, and Connections.
, 01/2002-05/2008
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