About
I develop dynamical system models to investigate the circuit mechanisms that support cognition across species and levels of brain organisation, from molecules to large-scale networks. Within this framework, I aim to link circuit disruptions with altered cortical activity in psychiatric disorders and their symptoms, currently focusing on working memory deficits and auditory-verbal hallucinations in schizophrenia.
My work integrates neuroanatomical data, biologically grounded modeling, and quantitative analysis, drawing on an interdisciplinary background spanning psychology, cognitive science, and neuroimaging. I have collaborated and presented my research internationally.
Current projects
Biologically grounded models linking circuit disruption to altered cortical dynamics and working-memory deficits.
Mechanistic modelling of circuit and network changes that may support hallucination-related dynamics.
Understanding how conserved and species-specific circuit organisation shapes cognition and its modulation.
Selected work
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