Neuronified: From an Engineer to a Neuroscientist with Dr. Srinivasa Chakravarthy
Join our host Nayanika Biswas and Dr. Srinivasa Chakravarthy for the 5th episode of #Neuronified to discuss how Engineering helped and will continue helping bring the next wave of mind blowing theories in neuroscience to unify it all. Tune in to listen them discuss the mind body problem, and how quantum theory can help solve some of the biggest questions in neuroscience. Created by NTX India as a celebration of the neurotech field, #Neuronified will help demystify the topic for any amateur enthusiasts or professionals wanting to learn more.
Timestamps
00:00 - Dr. Chakravarthy's journey from Electrical Engineering to neuroscience in the 1990s
06:00 - How has neuroscience changed in 30 years?
13:00 - How have advances in machine learning, signal processing, and big data impacted neuroscience?
18:00 - What is the biggest question Neuroscientists should solve in the next decade
27:00 - Current state of development of neurotech in the Indian industry and academia
32:00 - Topics that are gaining traction
37:00 - How can engineers transition to neurotechnology and neuroscience
39:00 - Does a PhD in Neuroscience narrow down your future options? How to avoid it?
43:00 - How should students with only a bachelor's degree navigate this industry and look for opportunities?
45:00 - How to introduce neuroscience in the undergraduate engineering program curriculum in India?
48:00 - How can communities like NeurotechX help in the growth of the field in India?
52:00 - Debating the high cost of publishing open access articles
56:00 - Advice for all neurotech enthusiasts
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