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| + | My name is Jenna White (pretty straightforward pronunciation), and I am a first-year student considering double-majoring in BME and ECE. | ||
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| + | When I am not wondering how I will be an engineer while being terrible at math, my favorite things to do are finding new places to eat with friends, discovering new music, and obsessing over stupid reality TV shows such as Dance Moms and The Bachelor. | ||
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| + | ==Grand Challenge== | ||
| + | My dream is to work in neural engineering, and I hope to improve brain-computer interfaces. As a result, I found this article very interesting: | ||
[https://science.mit.edu/reverse-engineer-the-brain/ To advance artificial intelligence, reverse-engineer the brain], James J. DiCarlo, MIT School of Science, created 2 May 2018, accessed 18 February 2020 (Reverse-engineer the Brain) | [https://science.mit.edu/reverse-engineer-the-brain/ To advance artificial intelligence, reverse-engineer the brain], James J. DiCarlo, MIT School of Science, created 2 May 2018, accessed 18 February 2020 (Reverse-engineer the Brain) | ||
Latest revision as of 06:58, 18 February 2020
About Me
My name is Jenna White (pretty straightforward pronunciation), and I am a first-year student considering double-majoring in BME and ECE.
When I am not wondering how I will be an engineer while being terrible at math, my favorite things to do are finding new places to eat with friends, discovering new music, and obsessing over stupid reality TV shows such as Dance Moms and The Bachelor.
Grand Challenge
My dream is to work in neural engineering, and I hope to improve brain-computer interfaces. As a result, I found this article very interesting:
To advance artificial intelligence, reverse-engineer the brain, James J. DiCarlo, MIT School of Science, created 2 May 2018, accessed 18 February 2020 (Reverse-engineer the Brain)
