I am working with Prof. Paul Bays in the Computational Cognition Group, funded by the Kurt Hahn Trust and Emmanuel College. I am generally interested in computational cognitive neuroscience, with a focus on the working memory. During my MPhil in Biological Science (Psychology), I investigate how working memory capacity is reallocated over sequences of stimuli and how this process is influenced by salience and relevance. Additionally, I am passionate about meta-research, interdisciplinarity, and human-technology interactions, both in clinical and non-clinical settings.
Previously, I studied Psychology, Computational Linguistics, Sinology, and Educational Studies at Heidelberg University. Concurrently, I worked as a research assistant in Clinical Psychology at the Technical University of Munich (both Germany). Before moving to Cambridge, I was a research intern at the Cognitive Neuroscience Institute at Bangor University, funded by the
Following these passions, I am an editor at the science-communication journal In-Mind International, the first student representative at the QS Global Rankings Advisory Board, and the Beautiful Mind Team Lead at Pint of Science Cambridge.
