Marc Howard

Professor Marc Howard directs the Theoretical Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at Boston University, where he develops mathematical models bridging cognition and neuroscience. Research focuses on episodic memory formation through spatiotemporal context representations. Recent publications examine neural mechanisms for time encoding across cortical regions.

The lab employs computational modeling, behavioral experiments, and neurophysiological data to investigate memory systems. Investigations span temporal compression, sequence learning, and neural scaling phenomena.

Publications demonstrate how the brain constructs unified frameworks for representing time and space, with applications to memory disorders and artificial intelligence.