PhD Student | Computational Neuroscience and ML
I am a second year PhD student in the fields of Computational Neuroscience and Machine Learning in the
I’m passionate about applying machine learning and artificial intelligence to advance scientific discovery. My research currently focuses on the visual system, with a primary emphasis on the retina as a model system to understand neural computation. Part of the Bethge lab, I work on computational modeling in the Euler lab, analyzing two-photon imaging data to understand retinal circuits. I’m also excited to be collaborating with the Tolias lab at Stanford on the Enigma Project, a large-scale effort in modeling the visual system, contributing to the modeling team’s efforts to advance our understanding of the brain.
Prior to my PhD, I completed my MSc in Machine Learning at University College London (working in the Häusser lab) and my BSc in Neuroscience with Cognitive Science at the University of Sussex.
I’m passionate about open science and have contributed to several open-source projects, including open-retina, which you should definitely check out if you’re interested in retinal data analysis :) .
