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Neuroscience Fundamentals to AI Powered Insights

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Summary

How do our brains enable us to think, feel, and remember? What roles do genes and cellular processes play in shaping cognition and behavior? How are cutting-edge AI technologies transforming the way we study and understand the brain? In this course, you'll explore these questions and more as you journey through the fundamentals of neuroscience and its modern applications. This class provides an introduction to key concepts in neuroscience and AI-driven analysis, offering insights into how molecular and cellular mechanisms contribute to cognition, emotion, and behavior. In this class, you will explore the ever-growing frontier of complex brains at a systems level, discovering how you can contribute to emerging Neuroscience. With innovative AI technologies, neuroscientists are uncovering novel biological pathways from genes to cells and deepening our understanding of brain mechanisms. This course provides an introduction to genomics, neurobiology, and AI analyses, expanding your knowledge about how basic cellular and molecular processes relate to cognition, emotion, and behavior. While covering several cutting-edge topics, you can delve into a specific area of neuroscience, learn more about a particular brain disease or process, and practice scientific communication and exploration.

Student profile

All ALP students should bring a personal laptop or tablet for use in class and during evening sessions.

Important dates

Application deadlines

Application opens: Jan. 13, 2025
Deadline: Apply by May 1, 2025

Tuition deadlines

The first half of tuition is due by May 15, 2025. The second half of tuition is due by June 1, 2025.

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Contact Jamison Wendlandt at [email protected] or 608-890-3260

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