Grad school strong in physics, neuroscience and compsci?

[memoria]

My bachelor's is in physics, but I studied neuroscience and computer science as well, and I want to do cross-disciplinary research that connects all 3 fields. Does anyone know schools that have good departments in all categories?

[Catria]

That's a tall order but you want to do computational biophysics research...

[memoria]

Well, I've considered that, but I'm not hugely interested in modelling protein folding (that's what I usually see comp biophys as...is that right?). Do you know any good schools for computational biophysics?

[midwestphysics]

My bachelor's is in physics, but I studied neuroscience and computer science as well, and I want to do cross-disciplinary research that connects all 3 fields. Does anyone know schools that have good departments in all categories?

Have you thought about med phys? You'd be well suited for diagnostic imaging, which would fit all 3.

[blighter]

My bachelor's is in physics, but I studied neuroscience and computer science as well, and I want to do cross-disciplinary research that connects all 3 fields. Does anyone know schools that have good departments in all categories?

You should look into Emory.

[tsymmetry]

I don't know what types of schools you are thinking of, but MIT and Stanford are the ones that come to mind.