missad18

I've applied for UC Santa Barbara because of their Dynamical Neuroscience PhD program. It's an interdisciplinary program with neuroscience (computational and cognitive), biology, chemistry, physics, psychology, neuroimaging, and computer science. The degree is newer, as are the facilities and equipment, and students work with people in these different fields (as well as come from these different fields). You may be interested in a program like this, if not necessarily this one, given your experience and interests. Here's the link if you'd like to check it out... http://www.dyns.ucsb.edu/