Walking on the thin intersectional lines of disciplines.
editorial · Level V
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Abstract
Elishai Ezra Tsur, a multidisciplinary researcher, talks about the challenges that conventional academic mindset brought to his professional life. He, DeWolf, and Supic introduce us with their viewpoint about "data science" and its role in their research. In their recent work published in this issue of <i>Patterns</i>, they tackle the inverse kinematics problem using brain-inspired neuronal architectures.