I am a PostDoctoral researcher in the group of Melanie Stefan at Medical School Berlin. My research interests are focused on the biological processes of learning. I hope to elucidate the role of temporal and spatial signalling within the plasticity cascades in health and disease using modeling tools and abstractions in order to translate the low-level detailed results into functional learning models spanning networks and brain areas which I studied during my PhD at the University of Edinburgh under supervision of Matthias Hennig. Apart from active research, I believe that the transfer of knowledge and inter-disciplinary communication is central for the scientific process and reducing boundaries.
My research is focused on models of synaptic plasticity in multi-scale models to investigate the functional role of synaptic heterogeneity. Previously I have worked on voltage-dependent plasticity with Matthias Hennig at the Univeristy of Edinburgh which sparked my interest for the role of inhibitory regulation of long term plasticity.
PhD in Computational Neuroscience, 2024
University of Edinburgh
MScR in Computational Neuroscience, 2019
Univeristy of Edinburgh
BSc in Cognitive Science, 2018
Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen