New Use of Lists for to Better Organize My Articles

Gabriel A. Silva

Nov 15, 2021

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I’ll be making use of curated lists to better organize my articles. There are three lists I’ve created at the moment …

‘The Technical Paper Reboot’ — Short adaptations of some of our technical papers, in particular highlighting the limits and boundaries of neuroscience.

‘Articles from Forbes’ — Articles originally published in Forbes that I have written as a regular contributor.

‘Medium Originals’ — Pretty self explanatory. But still (mostly) focused on neuroscience, the brain, machine learning, and related topics.

Feel free to drop me a line with any feedback or thoughts.

Gabe Silva

Gabriel A. Silva

Written by Gabriel A. Silva

Professor of Bioengineering and Neurosciences, University of California San Diego

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