How to Learn Computational Neuroscience Fast

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Hi 👋 today I want to show you how you can learn computational neuroscience faster and more effectively 🧠.
00:00 - Intro
00:47 - Mindset
02:07 - Strengths
04:11 - Discover strengths
06:45 - Finding experts
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🙋‍♀️ Hi, my name is Charlotte Fraza a third year PhD student in Computational Neuroscience at the Donders institute in the Netherlands. With this Channel I hope to teach the world about Computational Neuroscience and give current and prospective students the tools to enter this field. I hope you enjoy the videos ❤️.
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I try to answer all the comments, but if I don't respond I'm probably in my coding cave 👩‍💻
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[@Patronobrbuild]

Hi Charlotte, I love your videos, congratulations on your work!! 💚
I would like to make a suggestion :). It would be really cool if you create videos about more detailed concepts of computational neuroscience. I love your videos about tips and routines, but I think it would be cool to bring a more technical/theoretical side to the channel, mainly because you have knowledge in an area that is not very popular in the common sense.
Keep up the great work 🧠

[@toomaserikanijarv769]

I totally agree. Current videos are great for the general audience and especially for students new to the field, but Charlotte you have special specific knowledge in the field which would be interesting to share. Maybe some videos about your specific research outcomes so far? :)

[@wallflower6942]

Thank you for sharing your passion and knowledge with people that otherwise would not know about this field. I'm a maths student with an interest is neuroscience but never knew that their intersection was something I could get in to! You are changing lives :) We need more people like you

[@gradyhickman]

Great vid! TY for the info and suggestions.

[@teo7681]

your videos are so motivational!!

[@bingeu5819]

Great video Charlotte! Can you make a video on how are you managing all the content you learn and not just collecting notes? Thanks.

[@kennethgarcia25]

what a wonderful implementation of this tool for your mental health. maintaining integrity strengthens one's sense of self and reaffirms how we invest our resources! kudos!!! it must be this sort of exercise which allows you to share of yourself so sincerely and personally in a manner which offers such huge appeal! there is much to learn from your example.

[@redh4c]

thank you!!

[@marianocerronemusic]

Hello Charlotte, what is your suggestion for a medical student that hasn't studied programming yet? Do I still have a hope?

[@neuroday]

Mam why don't you start a series of neuro computaional on YT n u teach us bcz in my country it's too tough to learn neuro computaional

[@rihembenali9640]

Hello Charlotte,
First of all i would like to thank you for your content because I am a second year Neurosciences student and i am really struggling to build a solid foundation in all of the related fields to computational neuroscience.
To cut to the chase, i couldn't find your website if you can share the link with me i would be mostly grateful. Thank you in advance ❤

[@WelRodrigues]

Thanks CharLovie ;) ❤️🎶🙏🏼

[@BooleanDisorder]

This field didn't really exist back when I finished high-school. I never continued studying since everything sounded boring.

[@VincentKun]

Hi, i'm really fashinated in comp neuro and maybe i could do a PhD but i want to earn money at some points in my country PhD in neuroscience is paid like 10k euros for 3 years... so i don't want to live under a bridge, there are occupation in companies like DeepMind you can get in?

[@sorcererstone3303]

Where do computational neuroscientists work upon graduation? Academic arena such as Universities? or Software companies like Google? Or in Healthcare such as hospitals? Aka, I don't known which discipline computational neuroscience is in? Biology, Computer Science or Engineering?

[@drjenburgess]

Comment for the algo. (Also I've started reading Kandel & Schwartz, it's pretty hard going but I thought about/worked out a range of time for how long it would take me depending on how often I read a chapter, and given I'm only in Year 1 of my PhD it seemed worth it 👍) (And also to agree with the commenter who suggested you could make some videos about neuroscience concepts I would be very interested in this). So not entirely for the algo after all.

[@zralokk]

You could take a look at the neuroscience textbook by Mark Bear if you want to go faster than Kandel.

[@drjenburgess]

@@zralokk Thanks - used that and some similar ones during my psychology degree several moons ago, I decided to go all in this time! :-D

[@satyajitsen8698]

Can somebody link the first two videos that she has already made on the topic that she mentions in the beginning of the video?

[@raj4624]

Hi Charlotte,
I have query i am an AI reserach Intern at IIIT Delhi, India and i want to pursue my masters in computer vision related i dont want to study Data sceince or data analyst like since IT field is moving rapidly fast i want to pursue or study something which belongs to root like for example a cognitive nueronscientist or computation neuron scientist or computer scientist are core and data scientist is some like a person who has knowledge of tool but have moderate or less idea actually what is happening or developing behind the scene . i want to make my career in research field only . becuase i have tried internship in corporate and Ai startups last year but it was too pacy andthey demand so much and as an average student who is passionate to learn , wants to go depth while studying ratherthan covering width of the field i find myself research is the best field. so can you suggest me some fields where i can think of to pursue my masters . i am currently 22 years old AI researcher intern (computer vision is my favourite domain).
Thank you somuch for wonderful and insightful videos

[@resiliencewithin]

How to implement artificial intelligence in this domain?

[@tante4dante]

You say people should look into their strengths, but what if one has no higher education or research field. Like i'm more a jack of all trades person, knowing some blender and having little programming, game development and art skills. But i dream of working on better human machine interfaces, like was thinking of learning the OpenFace library to study facial expressions and save up for an OpenBCI EEG device... dream of developing open source software that can help gather data for research... but every time i look at this goal i get overwhelmed and don't know where to start... How can i be the most helpful for the science community :( ?

[@kotabhi917]

I would like to know something please. Are you taught to recreate the human brain in a digital space in order to visually understand it or is it a bunch of excel sheets where only the student or the researcher understands?

[@esraaahmed7845]

Need a graphic designer ?

[@Selbstzensur]

You should marry me. I am brillant. I write code since i am a child. I am brilliant in biochemistry. I can write lyrics and poetry, i compose music and i am extreme intelligent but my math skills are not as good as yours, so we would be a brilliant team and coworker. Yeah and love will grow through oxytocin and dopamin expression from beeing together and having fun. 😀

[@gnnrclvrt]

Nah bro she mine lmao

[@Selbstzensur]

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[@newuser689]

How do u get to this point in life

[@tiagovasc]

Do you have Instagram?