about me

I’m a computer science PhD student at Goethe University, working in the field of cognitive computational neuroscience. I’m both part of Gemma Roig’s lab and the Ernst Strüngmann Institute for Neuroscience (in Cooperation with Max Planck Society) in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

My current research focuses on building and studying computational models (deep neural networks) to understand how humans and machines abstract semantic knowledge when presented with multimodal sources of information.

I also advocate for reproducible and open science. I enjoy contributing to open-source projects and developing research software related to machine learning and data science more broadly.