Want to study neuroscience? 8 book recommendations

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Hi 👋 today I want to talk about my favourite books as a neuroscience student 📚.

00:00 - Intro
02:02 - Theoretical Neuroscience
03:24 - Dynamical Systems in Neuroscience
04:49 - Principles of Neural Science
05:57 - PDFelement
06:49 - Deep Learning
07:49 - The Computational Brain
09:16 - Models of the mind
10:28 - Consciousness Explained
12:47 - The Idiot brain

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🙋‍♀️ Hi, my name is Charlotte Fraza a third year PhD student in Computational Neuroscience at the Donders institute in the Netherlands. With this Channel I hope to teach the world about Computational Neuroscience and give current and prospective students the tools to enter this field. I hope you enjoy the videos ❤️.

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[oscarspolander]

Thank you for sharing this guidance on textbooks. I want to point out another gem: I used "An Introductory Course in Computational Neuroscience" authored by Paul Miller and it was one of the best textbooks I have come across!

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00:00 Computational *Neuroscience Books*
01:37 Theoretical *Neuroscience Book*
03:40 Dynamical *Systems in Neuroscience*
05:03 Principles *of Neuroscience*
06:57 Deep *Learning for Computational Neuroscience*
08:07 Computational *Brain Book Recommendation*
09:17 Pop *Science Books for Beginners*

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[JasonCummer]

I think some of my favorite Neuroscience books would are: The neuron, From molecules to networks, Fundamentals of human neuropsychology, Cognitive nueroscience, and comparative psychology.

Computational Neuroscience lots of these are good. Thanks for the video.

[bogusmcbogus]

Constance Hammond's Cellular and Molecular Neurophysiology. I cannot recommend it enough for those with a strong background in the field. Less computational, more neuroscience but lots of descriptions of experimental results. It is fantastic and dry as beef jerky.

Mardia's Multivariate Analysis is a gem of a gem, also for those with at least some background in linear algebra and multivariate statistics.

I could list a dozen data science / machine learning references worth getting. The Bishop one in your thumbnail is a go-to classic. The book Mathematics for Machine Learning by Deisenroth et al is at least as useful as the Deep Learning one and it is very beginner friendly.

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[asifsaad]

would you like to show around your lab and works on your PhD?

[dARKfnXx]

your accent feels dutch, love how youtube is recommending me dutch youtubers who speak english XD, YT algo is really remarkable

[asmakarameh]

I'm addicted to your videos ... I've never seen a youtuber in academics who are doing their job directly as you do ...

[cashbuyer]

Out of Our Heads by Alva Noe is a good read on consciousness from a cognitive and philosophical perspective that probably runs parallel to Dennet’s theory.

[prakamyakhare]

Very informative and helpful video thank you so much:'). My favorite book is Mathematics for Neuroscientist by fabrizio thats a hell of a little easier to read and its requires background in calc and differential equations.

[Charles-ppym]

Would love to see "what would I do if I redo my Bachelor/Master/Phd" type of videos. Otherwise, your video is really inspiring.

[vitorbarreto]

Charlotte, in a neuroscientist perspective do you think it's better for a person to accomplish easier goals and then move forward to most difficult activities or is it better to tackle the hardest things before doing what's easier?

[atrocitasinterfector]

are you ever going to visit Lex on his podcast? also I'd love to listen to you talk to Joscha Bach, it would no doubt be a lovely conversation

[david_sheppard]

Hello Charlotte. Thank you for all your wonderful videos. I am a mental health nursing student in the UK. I would love to study more nueroscience and in particular a focus on its application to health and disease. Any books or tips for me. Also I am intending on studying a Msc in Dementia. So it's these areas that interest me.

[dop-a-meme]

As a newbie to computational biology in general, this video was super helpful. Thanks, Charlotte! Also, I wanted to know where that graphic at 9:44 is from

[Mani_Ratnam]

...will start with dynamics in free time.Thank you Charlotte

[beluwhaleoftheisland]

I bought principles of neural science. Reading it now :))

[yasamanbiniaz-egwp]

Thank you 😊 it's can be really helpful

[perpetuallearner]

Can please make a video on how to get into Computational neuroscience?

[AmirNawazKhan-us]

I want to do master and phd only in neuropharmacology is it possible