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"Neurophotonics" is a cutting-edge interdisciplinary subject driven by the upsurge of "brain projects" in various countries around the world. However, there are currently few relevant monographs or courses in the world that provide a systematic introduction to this topic, making it difficult to meet the urgent need for interdisciplinary talents in brain science research. Since the fall semester of 2018, Tsinghua University has launched the "Neurophotonics" course for graduate students (or senior undergraduates) in optical engineering, biomedical engineering and other majors. It teaches relevant biological background, neural observation and regulation requirements Various optical technical means, etc., enhance students' interest in brain science research and strengthen relevant theoretical foundations and practical skills.
Guides you through the Chinese masterpiece _Zizhi Tongjian, _an unprecedented work of governance and philosophical thinking spanning from the Warring States Period to the Tang Dynasty. Through the teacher's guided reading, students can go deep into the interior of this classic text, gain an overview of thousands of years of history, and improve their literacy in Chinese studies.
Did you know that some urban water and sanitation utilities are leading the way towards a carbon-neutral future? If you are a professional or an active stakeholder in the water and sanitation sector and wish to learn more about reducing greenhouse gas emissions in these utilities, then this course is designed for you.
In this course, you will learn about the actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in urban water and sanitation utilities and the associated benefits in economic, and environmental impact, and efficiency. You will also explore the untapped potential of water and sanitation utilities in global greenhouse gas emissions reduction
This course is an introduction to sustainable and equitable solutions in urban mobility, and to the “living labs” model: a method of co-development among public and private actors, researchers, and civil society to accelerate innovation in climate action and sustainable urban planning and development.
In this online course, learn how to critically evaluate the use of different behavioral tests for anxiety and depression in laboratory mice, and gain a better understanding of how these tests can affect the interpretation of results in the context of mental illness and human psychiatric conditions and mouse models.
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