I hold a bachaluarate in veterinary medicine and zootechniques since about 25 years ago. I worked in a small animal veterinary office for a couple of years and went back to graduate school afterwards.
I graduated in biomedical sciences and, for the last 8 years, have been doing neuroscience research studying how the brain works in animal models of neurological disorders. I had been fortunate to train 1 on 1 several summer and graduate students along these years.
To be able to...
I hold a bachaluarate in veterinary medicine and zootechniques since about 25 years ago. I worked in a small animal veterinary office for a couple of years and went back to graduate school afterwards.
I graduated in biomedical sciences and, for the last 8 years, have been doing neuroscience research studying how the brain works in animal models of neurological disorders. I had been fortunate to train 1 on 1 several summer and graduate students along these years.
To be able to execute a biomedical research project, the investigator has to grasp at once the concepts of many different subjects.
Your goal is to do well in a subject at school and pass the exams? That's OK, but believe me, once you enjoy making knowledge about those subjects your own, the benefits of this learning experience goes way beyond a couple of exams but, in fact, becomes a lifelong asset.
