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Hunter Students attend MIT's Quantitative Methods Workshop
From left to right: Eva Georgieva, Tasmina Hassan, Stephen Rosario, Matthew DiCicco, Eric Li, and Alp Doymaz.
Six Hunter students spent an inspiring week at MIT's Quantitative Methods Workshop learning about computational cognitive neuroscience. MIT's seven-day intensive workshop, offered to distinguished undergraduates from outside of MIT, is "designed to introduce students to quantitative tools and programming languages used to analyze experimental data in biology and neuroscience." Students are introduced to languages like MATLAB and Python, and to sophisticated experimental tools like fMRI, MEG, and Calcium imaging.
To learn more, follow the link above to the workshop's homepage. Content from the program is also available online as a free edX course. If that piques your interest, also check out our own Bioinformatics Concentration!
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