Marie received her degree in Physics and Cognitive Science. Her interdisciplinary degrees have given her insight into many areas, such as system dynamics, computer science, psychology, philosophy, neuroscience, brain health, artificial intelligence, and self-improvement. Her physics research as an undergraduate student taught her valuable skills such as clear and concise writing, having written several successful grants to obtain funding and to clearly present and summarize her research work for conferences. Technical writing is one of her strong points, having completed many physics lab reports in pursuit of her degree.
Outside of these more technical specialties, Marie is passionate about health and fitness. Over the years, she has learned a lot about staying motivated, effective workouts and optimal nutrition.
Her work in cognitive science means she has studied psychology, human behavior, and relationships extensively and can provide valuable and interesting information to your readers.
Outside of her college studies, Marie is a health nut. She loves learning about fitness, diet and nutrition, as well as physical and mental wellness. She practices yoga and meditation daily. She is constantly reading and keeping up-to-date on the latest findings involving these areas, always making sure to check its validity.
Marie received her Bachelors of Science degree from SUNY Oswego, with a double major. She concentrated in both Cognitive Science and Applied Physics with a concentration in Computer Science. She has a wide range of interest and a strong background in research.
Marie is currently enrolled in the HCI Masters program at SUNY Oswego. She has a strong grasp of user-centered design principles, allowing her to write in a way that shows a true understanding of her audience.
Marie has done undergraduate academic research in the field of cognitive science, an interdisciplinary endeavor involving artificial intelligence, anthropology, psychology, neuroscience, philosophy and linguistics, as well as physics. She synthesizes readings from multiple research papers into a coherent work with well-developed, fluid arguments.
Marie has done freelance work and currently maintains a small blog on HubPages which currently generates revenue. Most of her work has included blog posts, product reviews, and general articles involving fitness and health.
Marie has written several successful grant applications as an undergraduate student. She has received several thousand dollars for her and her peers to carry out research in the field of physics, cognitive science and machine learning.