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I laugh because I have so many of the same books as you. I have gotten to the point where I am able to identify subject(s) the author(s) did not specialize in. And I code to recreate the figures in books now. I'm not in a phd program, but I should probably get into one since I'm obsessed with this field and the brain.

You are the best one ❤️ that's it

Very good video

aapke ke preparation ke notes milege ?, i have started preparing for jee this may 2024, how should i do this preparation.

How to make money with computational neuroscience?

Your videos are really impressive, how to make money in this line, please reply.

so inspiring!

Finally We missed your videos, do you use Ai tools to write ? Like you give it ideas and findings and it organizes them in a structured manner.

That metaphoric moment was super heartwarming

I saw you at OHBM2024 in Seoul, but I missed the chance to tell you that I am one of your subscribers.

Your fans who subscribed one hundred years ago find out that long time no see.

Hey Charlotte! Nice video as always, appreciated. Could you make a video about how you go about producing figures and plots? Philosophy and practicalities perhaps, it would be very useful.

Thanks for the advices, Charlotte! I'm going through my MSc dissertation and this really helps

Been a long time waiting for a video from yours ✨ How far into your PhD are you? I'm having my 2nd yr mbbs exams these days😊

Can you share how physics and computer science are used in computational neuroscience? Do you use these disciplines a lot in your everyday tasks?

Hi Charlotte, I have a BSc in physics, and I have experience as a data scientist, and data engineer (around 4 years), at the moment I am doing a MSc in Applied Artificial Intelligence (more focused in industry and I am finishing my first year in the master), but I want to do research in computational neuroscience (yeah, I dream with making investigation about that for the rest of my life xd), but I don't know how or where can I get a Phd or a MSc in computational neuroscience, I have no much money at the moment hahaha, and it is dificult for me to get a debt with the bank to make a master or a Phd, I am from Mexico , have a nice day.

i applied to some phds in netherlands even had the skills they require and yet rejected i knew my personal statement is lacking something and after watching this video i can tell exactly its lacking all major things you mentioned as i was more focused on educational achievements and work things. well thanks for this amazing video kinda best on this topic out there

thank you for your video, I found those tips is super useful <3 Can you help share more about how you organize note in your notion :">

Thank you ver much.This helped a lot. Me on the tenth time of rewatch and telling myself this would be my only guide

Or how about you have the amazing app. But yiu dont know youre in school or they never tell you what school your in what time it starts or how yiu are graded. No syllabus or proffesors just a couple hood rats messing with you. And what you do record they erase

Do most universities tell phd students or make phd students aware of the thesis ti dissertatiom 4 hours before its due

your email address please

Thank You Charlotte!

Hey! I was wondering what projects you would recommend for a beginner to create in computational neuroscience?

How the heck do you go about coding a model of hippocampus neurons? Like how do you code a model of the physical structure that somehow encodes memories? I don't need a perfect answer I just want an idea of where to start, or atleast some related information.

Thank you, this was very helpful!

Great references, thanks a lot!

I confirm this video is useful!

Miss you should choose some other subject like mathematics,physics etc while acknowledging us we could better understand depression is not good topic 😢

Maam on which website and page we should write motivational letter?

thank you

Thank you

I really loved this video, thank you

Can this letter be written using chat gpt?

coding all day - got it. But what're you coding? Like can you give an example of what youre doing with the data, what kind of data it is...what is the goal or something. It's quite unclear as to what a computational neuroscientist does.

In Software Engineering, besides programming paradigms and methodologies, I would also highlight Worlds... In the context of software engineering, I discuss an interesting question with my students - what is primary, the Hole or the Bagel body (the algorithm or the code)? Does the Hole generate the Bagel, or does the Bagel body create the Hole, or did the Hole exist before the Bagel body? After that, we move on to discussing two Worlds of software engineering: Algorithm-centric and Code-centric, similar to our understanding of whether the Sun revolves around the Earth or vice versa, the Earth revolves around the Sun. It's very interesting to listen to their reasoning on this topic. In v-agent oriented programming (VAOP), Finite State Machine Programming, and model-driven engineering, we support the Algorithm-centric world with our methodologies, while for many, the Sun continues to revolve around the Earth, and there are no other options. For example, read what representatives of the Code-centric software world write: "The code is the algorithm. The code implements the algorithm. Therefore, the code documents the algorithm automatically." Such zealous Code-centrists burned Giordano Bruno for saying that the Earth is not the center of the Universe, but the Algorithm is. It's best to start familiarizing yourself with VAOP with this article on Medium: "Bagels and Muffins of Programming or How Easy It Is to Convert a Bagel into a Black Hole".

I love seeing how people organize systems for their work so that I can add useful tips to my own workflow - thank you for sharing! Also btw, I'm in medical school, but I'm planning on matching into psychiatry and I think computational psychiatry is such a COOL AND AMAZING FIELD!!!

When I first started graduate school I tried to be systematic about tracking the literature. Then I found it was more efficient just to read. All I do is group the PDFs on a specific topic in a folder. I also no longer take notes as I read. I have not noticed any difference in the amount of effort it takes to write a paper are a grant,

Do you have any kind of Research Opportunity {Remote or offline} - I am from IIT Delhi {I have worked on Image analysis researches before for Dementia and find It very under-researched}

Thank a lot... Keep up the great work

Hi, I wondered if a lot of people go into computational neuroscience research (e.g. BCIs) from doing a CS or AI background, and if it's better to have done something with more maths? I am choosing between CS and Maths, and CS and AI undergraduate degree, but I don't know if the latter usually contains enough of the math needed, and if it's harder to teach yourself on the side. I don't know if good computational neuroscience postgraduate programs prefer you to have done the math in the degree itself?

amazing video for phd scholars

Bci has more future

Just study general neuroscience and specialise

Out of Our Heads by Alva Noe is a good read on consciousness from a cognitive and philosophical perspective that probably runs parallel to Dennet’s theory.

Coming from a background in psychology, my goal is to pursue a master's or PhD in computational neuroscience, providing me with a broad array of career options. Given my uncertainty about my exact passions, versatility in career paths is crucial to me. Could a degree in computational neuroscience pave the way for opportunities in industry, such as a role as a machine learning engineer or AI engineer?

Thank you for your video; you provided many useful tips. I agree with you that perfection is an obstacle to writing and improving your work. For some reason, it is very common that when you study your bachelor's degree, professors expect assignments with zero mistakes. I think this doesn't respect the natural process of learning. I would also like to add that it is always very challenging for us, non-native English speakers, to write a paper, so we need new strategies for our learning process.

Thank you

Thanks ❤ a lot for your video, I felt identifying with everything