Research scientists are involved in conducting experiments, analyzing data using statistical software such as SPSS or R Studio, presenting research findings at conferences or seminars, writing research papers for publication in peer-reviewed journals or books for publication by reputed publishers like Springer or Elsevier etc., collaborating with interdisciplinary teams on research projects etc.

Clinical neuroscientists are involved in diagnosing neurological disorders using various diagnostic tools such as MRI scans or EEG recordings; developing treatment plans for patients based on their symptoms; monitoring patients during treatment; conducting clinical trials for new drugs or therapies; collaborating with physicians on patient care; teaching medical students about neurological disorders; etc

Neuroscience educators are involved in teaching undergraduate or postgraduate students about various aspects of neuroscience such as brain development; neural circuits; neurodegenerative diseases; neurological disorders; etc. They may also be involved in designing course curricula; developing teaching materials; conducting workshops or seminars for students; mentoring students on research projects; etc.

Industry professionals are involved in developing new diagnostic tools or therapies for neurological disorders using various technologies such as nanotechnology; biotechnology; artificial intelligence; etc. They may also be involved in managing projects; collaborating with interdisciplinary teams; presenting research findings at conferences or seminars; writing research papers for publication; etc.