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Where Cognitive Neuroscience Meets Industry: Navigating the Intersections of Academia and Industry

Mirta Stantic

Royal Holloway, University of London

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Sunday, February 18, 2024

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10:30 AM Europe/Berlin

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In this talk, Mirta will share her journey from her education a mathematically-focused high school to her currently unconventional career in London, emphasizing the evolution from a local education in Croatia to international experiences in the US and UK. We will explore the concept of interdisciplinary careers in the modern world, viewing them through the framework of increasing demand, flexibility, and dynamism in the current workplace. We will underscore the significance of interdisciplinary research for launching careers outside of academia, and bolstering those within. I will challenge the conventional norm of working either in academia or industry, and encourage discussion about the opportunities for combining the two in a myriad of career opportunities. I’ll use examples from my own and others’ research to highlight opportunities for early career researchers to extend their work into practical applications. Such an approach leverages the strengths of both sectors, fostering innovation and practical applications of research findings. I hope these insights can offer valuable perspectives for those looking to navigate the evolving demands of the global job market, illustrating the advantages of a versatile skill set that spans multiple disciplines and allows extensions into exciting career options.

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academiacareer opportunitiescognitionglobal job marketindustryinnovationinterdisciplinary careerspractical applicationsresearch findings

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Mirta Stantic

Royal Holloway, University of London

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pure.royalholloway.ac.uk/en/persons/mirta-stantic

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