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nukeman
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I was told I could do a directed study of my own choosing because of some projects I did last year that went over very well.
My area of interest besides physics is neuroscience.
My education is mainly Physics, but I have been working with some people in the neuroscience lab (who all don't have interest in physics) and I was wondering if someone can give me some suggestions on ways I can use physics to do research on anything big or small related to the brain?
In what ways can I use my knowledge(and continued knowledge) of Physics to conduct research on the brain in any contexts.
My area of interest besides physics is neuroscience.
My education is mainly Physics, but I have been working with some people in the neuroscience lab (who all don't have interest in physics) and I was wondering if someone can give me some suggestions on ways I can use physics to do research on anything big or small related to the brain?
In what ways can I use my knowledge(and continued knowledge) of Physics to conduct research on the brain in any contexts.