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“Alzheimer’s and cutting brains are just a small part of what you can do in neuroscience."
“Just ask, can I join? Can I explore this? I’m curious.”
Isaac is a current neuroscience/ computer science/ pre-med student at Washington University in St. Louis who is deeply passionate about neuroscience research. He is also the founder of Blue Dendrite, an animation account presenting rare neuroscience knowledge.
website : https://www.blue-dendrite.com/
insta: https://www.instagram.com/blue.dendrite_neuro/
youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@blue_brain
Quick summary of the episode:
- upcoming passion/admiration in neuroscience
- developing an animation project such as shorts on Instagram
- personal research on emotions and memory recall
- research experience with mice brains
- advice for students, "reach out"!
Support the show
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By Paeto WangweeraSend us a text
“Alzheimer’s and cutting brains are just a small part of what you can do in neuroscience."
“Just ask, can I join? Can I explore this? I’m curious.”
Isaac is a current neuroscience/ computer science/ pre-med student at Washington University in St. Louis who is deeply passionate about neuroscience research. He is also the founder of Blue Dendrite, an animation account presenting rare neuroscience knowledge.
website : https://www.blue-dendrite.com/
insta: https://www.instagram.com/blue.dendrite_neuro/
youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@blue_brain
Quick summary of the episode:
- upcoming passion/admiration in neuroscience
- developing an animation project such as shorts on Instagram
- personal research on emotions and memory recall
- research experience with mice brains
- advice for students, "reach out"!
Support the show