bio

I’m a neuroscientist interested in how brains interact with consciousness. My research is centered around understanding how the structure and dynamics of neural activity give rise to cognition and consciousness.

I’m currently self-studying mathematics and machine learning – you can view some of my writing on that here.

Previously, I was an engineer in the Neuronal Circuits & Brain Dynamics group at the Paris Brain Institute and a visiting researcher at the Centre for Eudaimonia and Human Flourishing in Oxford, where I worked with Morten Kringelbach. I received my bachelor’s degree from Brandeis University, where I unsuccessfully solved neuronal homeostasis under Eve Marder.

In my free time, I like reading, climbing, and dancing left/right/left/right to repetitive techno rhythms. I also meditate, and (occasionally) write.