I'm off to UCL, to enroll on the M.Sc. in neuroscience.
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Back to school
Category: Education • Neuroscience
Posted on: September 24, 2007 3:10 AM, by Mo
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I wish you the best.
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Ah cool...best of luck.
I just started playing around with neuroConstruct, a 3D neural modeling tool, and I noticed it was developed at UCL.
So do you have any idea what you'll be focusing on?
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Good luck
Your frequent reader
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I would wish you luck, Mo, but I don't think you really need it. Based on what you've written on this blog, if anyone is intelligent enough to complete this course of study with great success, it is you!
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Congratulations and good luck with your studies.
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My husband was a little bit younger when he decided to go back to school. He was a drop out, now he's the educating one :D
I enjoy reading your entries.
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Good luck, man. I went back to university at nearly 40 to take a masters' in software engineering. It was an amazing self-confidence boost to discover that my brain was still flexible and functional fifteen years after completing my PhD. I'd recommend it to anyone.
Posted by: csrster | September 24, 2007 7:24 AM