I am a computational neuroscientist and Head of Research Operations at Natural Intelligence (NISYS GmbH), where I lead the execution of our research programme. My work sits at the intersection of neuroscience, machine learning, and computing, coordinating research strategy, scientific collaborations, and the translation of fundamental discoveries into publications, intellectual property, and novel computing technologies.

My scientific background lies in the analysis and modelling of neuronal circuits to understand how biological intelligence emerges from their structure and dynamics. 

Today, my research interests have broadened from understanding the brain to learning from it. I am particularly interested in how the principles of biological computation - especially neural dynamics, oscillations, and circuit organisation - can inspire fundamentally new computing architectures more capable than conventional AI. 

Although I no longer supervise students through a university research group, I remain passionate about scientific collaboration and mentoring. If you are interested in our research, potential collaborations, or opportunities at the intersection of neuroscience, AI, and novel computing architectures, I would be delighted to hear from you.