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The discussion centers around a graduate student contemplating a Master’s program focused on fiber laser applications, ultrafast optics, and neurosurgery. The student is particularly intrigued by the professor's non-linear approach to research. They express a strong interest in neuroscience, robotics, and artificial intelligence, seeking advice on whether this program would provide a solid foundation for future studies. Another participant shares similar interests in optics, lasers, and neural engineering, inquiring about the connections between optics and neuroscience. The conversation emphasizes the interdisciplinary nature of these fields and the potential benefits of integrating optics into neuroscience research.
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Hi everyone,

I am a little bit undecided about which way to take for grad study. Maybe you can give me some advice.

The professor that I am planning to study with in a M.S. program (supposed to last for 3 yrs) fiber laser applications, ultrafast optics and neurosurgery. In my interview one thing that especially drew my attention was him using a non-linear approach in his studies.

Now I'm a neuroscience lover who is also into robotics and artificial intelligence. Do you think it is worth it? Can this program provide me a good basis for my future studies?

Thanks in advance!
 
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I have very similar interests (optics/lasers and neural engineering) and I too would like to hear how optics can tie into neuroscience.
 

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