My Path to Neuroscience

During my teen years, I found that life is a subjective experience that can be seen from many points of view. In order to bother with various perspectives of the world, I organized a program to participate in the flight course, completed a wide range of flight training and physical, mechanical and weather courses, and a private test license Was acquired. I always liked to face difficulties and driving independently from my young age helped improve my confidence, maturity, and driving.

B: Wow, I have to go back! In the 1980s I am a psychology student, my career path is to become a clinical psychologist I am taking a neuroscience course that gives me a broad perspective like college students. I am very interested in neuroscience, I am studying this course, and I am working at the neuroscience laboratory. We are studying the neural basis of motivation and reward. So this basically opened all my possibilities. I received a course of philosophy courses, epistemology - this is a necessary condition of the University of Ottawa - where I have found a cognitive science that truly got my interest

Interview with Luc Beaudoin, Author of Cognitive Productivity: Art and Science That Becomes Very Effective Using Knowledge

Five years ago, when I studied coding and thought about becoming a professional software developer, one thing I asked for from my work was above all else - freedom. When I got a bachelor's degree in Neuroscience and graduated from college, I did not know anything about the software and I did not write any lines on a line. I work at the University of California San Francisco Neuroscience Laboratory and hope to prepare for my own science and medical career. After more than a year of work, I noticed that this was not for me. I respect the work we do with my colleagues, but I feel insane because of my daily work, and more importantly, the monotony of my daily work . I know that I need to find a job that enables more intelligent participation every day. At the same time, there is flexibility and freedom of work and remote control.

In order to provide a way for science audiences and scientific enthusiasts, we made works by theme. The surprising thing about the Zachman Institute is that their research in neuroscience is very comprehensive compared to other research institutions. Since we want to use this, the starting point we created is in scientific investigation in various fields. Articles incorporating the modules, events, and researchers' profiles are interrelated as they relate to the same scientific problem. These organizations mimic how people disappeared from the rabbit holes in Wikipedia. We want to achieve this exploration through a clear and accurate model that can be expanded over time.