Josh Arnold

Dr. Josh Arnold is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Queensland, and a Research Officer in the Scott Lab at the Queensland Brain Institute. His research bridges computational neuroscience and robotics, focusing on neural computation, temporal learning, and brain-wide activity modeling in zebrafish.

• Bachelor (Honours) of Engineering, University of Queensland
• Doctor of Philosophy in Artificial Intelligence, University of Queensland

Josh specializes in computational neuroscience, particularly the role of conduction delays in neural learning rules. His work spans spiking neural networks, auditory processing in zebrafish, and social behavior modeling in robots. Recent studies examine sedation effects on brain activity and neurodevelopmental disorder phenotyping in zebrafish mutants.

His publications highlight applications in temporal learning, robotics, and neuroimaging. Josh is available for supervision and contributes to projects involving zebrafish models, neural plasticity, and collaborative interdisciplinary research in the Scott Lab.