A career involving several disciplines.

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Start date Sep 2, 2012
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After studying medicine, pursuing a discipline that combines mathematics, physics, and medical science can lead to several promising fields. Neuroscience is highlighted as a strong option, particularly due to its connections with neural networks. Additionally, bioinformatics is recommended as another viable path, integrating computational techniques with biological data analysis. Both fields offer opportunities to apply quantitative skills in a medical context, making them attractive choices for those interested in the intersection of these disciplines.

Sep 2, 2012

-Daniel-

After studying medicine, what would be a good discipline to study that involves maths/physics and also medical science? Neuroscience seems like a fairly good option (neural networks etc). Any advice?

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Sep 2, 2012

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Hey Daniel and welcome to the forums.

One area is bio-informatics (as is neuro-science).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioinformatics

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