School : Harvard University
Degree : PhD
Major : Biology
Graduation Year : 2029
Extracurricular activities: neuroscience research, academic publishing, book contract
Scholarships or financial aid received? Yes
Were you US citizen or permanent resident when you applied for the school? Yes
Session duration : 40 minutes
Available Time:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 4pm-7pm EST Saturday and Sunday: 3pm-7pm EST
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I am a second-year PhD student at Harvard University, where I am currently performing dissertation research on the evolution and development of motor systems for communication in primate and bird models. I am interested in autonomic-auditory-vocal-motor systems in birds and primates, neuroethology, interactions of neuromodulators and hormones, and the application of sensory neuroethology to the avian and hominid fossil record. I received a full support scholarship for my current PhD program and spend most of my time reading and watching the planes take off at the beach.
communication and coauthoring a monograph on stability and flexibility in behavioral and cognitive systems in mammalsand birds as they relate to communication.
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