Lecture
This lecture introduces the Master in Neuro-X program at EPFL, highlighting its interdisciplinary nature that combines neuroscience, engineering, and computation. The instructor discusses the program's development, emphasizing the need for professionals in neurotechnology due to the growing demand in academia, industry, and healthcare. The curriculum includes core courses from three faculties, focusing on computational neuroscience, neuroengineering, and behavioral studies. The lecture outlines the program's structure, including core and optional courses, projects, and internships, designed to provide students with a comprehensive education. The instructor also addresses the importance of industry partnerships and clinical networks, which enhance the practical experience of students. Additionally, the lecture covers the unique features of the program, such as its flexibility to accommodate diverse academic backgrounds and interests. The session concludes with information on admission requirements and opportunities for student involvement in the NeuroStudents' Network, fostering a community among students passionate about neurotechnology.