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About
After completing my undergraduate degree in 2025, I joined the ADS lab to learn more about how to frame questions in science. I'm fascinated by what integrating brain observations across spatial and temporal scales can reveal about high-level constructs like consciousness and perception. Currently, I'm developing a UMAP-based visualisation of neuroscientific literature embeddings as a way of mapping the global structure of the field, and identifying where ideas converge and diverge.
What's a fun fact about you?
I took breakdancing classes at the start of high school and still know how to bust a move 😎
