Science Career Magazine
Issue for October 06, 2006
- Science Career Magazine
- An Enterprising Approach to Brain Science
- By
Greg Miller
- Mobile computing pioneer Jeff Hawkins has had a lifelong fascination with brains. Now he's trying to model the human cerebral cortex--and he’s created a software company based on his ideas. (Courtesy of Science magazine.)
- Science Career Magazine
- Vision's Grand Theorist
- By
Ingrid Wickelgren
- Eero Simoncelli has an eye for mathematical truths that explain human vision--and he's adept at translating that knowledge into practical tools such as image-compression techniques. (Courtesy of Science magazine.)
- Science Career Magazine
- Special Feature: Careers in Computational Neuroscience
- By
Alan Kotok
- Career and funding opportunities are growing for researchers who combine neuroscience with informatics and engineering.
- Science Career Magazine
- Who We Are As Scientists
- By
Beryl Lieff Benderly
- Spurred by the stem-cell scandal, a group of Korean early-career scientists organized an international conference on ethical issues in science.
- Science Career Magazine
- Neural Computing at Waterloo
- By
Andrew Fazekas
- Established in 2001, the computational neuroscience research group at the University of Waterloo is planning to hire new faculty and getting set to open up its own centre.
