Elizabeth Jonas grew up in a family that revolved around medicine. "My dad is a neurologist and I started to learn to read EEGs when I was 4," she says. "My parents wanted me to become a neurologist or some other type of physician." But Jonas had other plans. "Seeing my dad going to work in the morning and coming home at 11 o'clock at night, I started to think that medicine was not for me. Things came to a head in high school when I realized that I didn't like science. I really, really didn't like it."
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Elizabeth Jonas was supposed to be a physician. A summer with Rodolfo Llinás changed all that.
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