Ed Boyden: Neuroengineering - The Future is Now

Ed Boyden, Associate Professor, MIT Media Lab on optogenetics, and stunning advancements in our understanding of cognition and memory.
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[@denariuswright8284]

Incredible presentation ! I can sense Dr.Boyden's passion for Neuroengineering !! This presentation was so intricate ! Im officially pursuing a PHD in Biomedical engineering!

[@zaidosama4888]

Oh wow!
Are u officially a doctor now?
I'm a bachelor student in BME, can you give me any advice or recommendation for my future?

[@austinprice770]

Neuroengineering is so fucking fascinating, and arguably the most important thing for advancing humanity. I don't know why this field isn't very well-known or thought about.

[@jesusthe15th]

Welp, I found it and I haven't even gotten past highschool. Yet this is where I'm setting my life.

[@yt-sh]

@@jesusthe15th :)

[@williamjayaraj2244]

Fantastic research on Brain by Dr.Ed Boyden. Greatly privileged to participate in it through the video. From the lay man's Point of view at the age ripe age of 74 it is simply beyond human comprehension. Only a very little I could understand. Thanks and my best wishes.

[@denariuswright8284]

Still considering a PHD in Biomedical Engineering(neuroscience focus) ...I'll make the decision tonight - DW, The Grooveman

[@dnamrags6062]

Hey buddy! 3 years later... you studying neuroengineering? How's it going? If you see this comment, drop your email address/social media :) I'd love to contact you about it (I'm going to Uni in just under 2 years & neuroscience recently caught my eye :P)

[@fallencactus6359]

Was it worth it