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Computational Neuroscience
The Summer of 2024, I was a student at the University of Oxford studying computational Neuroscience, a competitive program usually open to high level students with demonstrated ability to thrive in the field.
How'd we get here from making public toilets?
I didn't pick it in the first place honestly.
Blog on how we got here →I received an A grade, of 'in honorable class' at the Lady Margaret Hall College.
Previously, in this space, I've been researching, self-reading and learning. In 2020, for a short while I had worked with NeuraliX a Brain-Interface Computing Startup ~ 2 weeks.
After Oxford — Cambridge & beyond
After Oxford, I was at the University of Cambridge, fully sponsored for Invisible College — by Stripe, global payments giant, and hosted by worksinprogress.co, a magazine for underrated ideas for the world. I was among 30 students as the only Indian student part of it, amongst MIT, Oxford & Cambridge students and gifted individuals all under 22.
OmniRing
Met Rory Bryne, a notable PhD student at Cambridge studying Computational Neuroscience. Working on a side project — the OmniRing, an AR & Neural applicable hardware device with several medical applications. Developing this at T-Works in Hyderabad.
Neuroethology Lab
Joined a prestigious Neuroscience research lab at Ashoka University as a research intern, led by Harvard Professor, Dr. Bittu.
Wearable Tech
Working on hardware wearable devices such as a lung capacity measurement device with the Koita Center for Digital Health, a centre at IIT-Bombay & Ashoka.
Oxford HIPL
Contributing to the Human Information Research Processing Lab at the University of Oxford's department of Experimental Psychology.
I am so far, by all means, new to this space. With perhaps just 3 formal months past Oxford. However, my progress while being at Mahindra University is something I'm proud to share.
Do you work in this industry?
This is new to me, so I'm actively seeking anyone I can find who could help, chat with me about this space.
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