Hello, I would like to share my experience. I'm a mathematics student and I really liked the logical part where you check the whole theory not for theory's sake, but for the rigor of the formulation in which you propose it. However, in contrast, there is analysis (formal calculation) that uses extreme visualization to create theories that derive from certain objects with non-intuitive behavior. I didn't have this visualization before because I was used to logical work, but today I constantly work with visualization!

Ah the production quality and story telling. Top Notch. 👏

What an amazing content information, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, we all thank you very much!

Your videos have been super helpful for getting into neuroscience and thinking about learning strategies, very useful information!

@CharlotteFraza

11 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

It totally makes sense! I've been doing this with languages too, but I didn't know how I could use this approach for more academical/theorical learning. Thank you for the vídeo (:

I really love how informative your videos are!! and tbh one of the most applicable in life and scientifically supported!! Great job Charlotte Keep going ♥

@CharlotteFraza

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Great video. Congrats for the excelent content, Charllote.

@CharlotteFraza

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

I love this channel ❤

Thank you for this interesting video. To your question at the end of the video: i am a visual learner. I memorize things best when I have some kind of signature tag to it (Like a color or a picture or something that pops Into my mind, when I want to memorize it). It then appears as a picture to me.

Thank you for such useful content❤. Can i have a suggestion for a book on neuroscience for a neophyte like me?

Hello Charlotte, I am a young man living in Syria. I am 21 years old and studying computer engineering. I am still a university student and need three years to graduate. I want to study computational neuroscience because it interests me, especially the topic of brain control of limbs and muscles. I want to migrate to one of the advanced countries like Russia or Germany to complete my studies. Currently, I do not work and my parents support me and give me money to complete my studies. I want to ask you what should I do in the next three years? Should I study a field of work and master it so that I can support myself and after graduation head towards studying a master’s degree in computational neuroscience or should I start studying computational neuroscience now? I really want advice and I have no one to guide me or direct me.”

@santiagueromm02

11 ай бұрын

man, that's crazy, overall me too, with the difference that i'm studying biomedical engineering and i really really want to get specialization of computational neuroscience

Great Fraza! Watching your videos from 2 week. Potential collab for video editing or thumbnails?

I like your videos

Hello, is my first time commenting here, love your videos. I would like to ask something. What undergraduate course you would recommend for someone who wants to work on Computational Neuroscience?

@CharlotteFraza

11 ай бұрын

If you have no direct course that is linked to CN, I would do a machine learning or AI course in combination with a biology neuroscience course. Also I would check out neuromatch, which is an online CN course, good luck!

@otavianosantos8997

11 ай бұрын

@@CharlotteFraza Thank you very much. :)

@otavianosantos8997

11 ай бұрын

​@@CharlotteFraza in case I could do an MD here too, here in my country the MD is a complete Undergraduate course, you think it could work, as I work in the math and other disciplines in a isolated manner?

You are Pretty cute in a dorkly way 😊. Love from India

I guess you have already read this, Models of the Mind: How Physics, Engineering and Mathematics Have Shaped Our Understanding of the Brain

Wow, you learned French! I wonder how many languages you speak.