R&R Episode #29

 

Join us as we discuss the exciting world of neuroscience with Dr. Guy Bouvier at UCSF. We take a look at the specifics of his research: the integration of signals from the motion detection and the visual cortex. We also discuss the important qualities of scientists and leadership in research. Other topics include funding structures and a discussion of why it's generally good to avoid getting hit in the head unless it's part of a good story.

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