Hello!

I am a staff scientist at the Theoretical Cognitive Neuroscience Group (PI: Dominik Endres) at Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany. In my research, I apply Bayesian graphical models to cognitive and perceptual decision-making, with a special interest in mental disorders such as autism, psychosis, and depression. I mostly use psychophysics and computational modelling, but currently playing with fMRI and EEG.

I did my Ph.D. research at the Visual Perception Group (PI: Philipp Sterzer) at Charité Berlin, the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, and the Einstein Center for Neuroscience. My Ph.D. work was focussed on mechanisms of sensory information-processing in psychosis.

My research interests:

• Psychosis
• Active Inference
• Sensory processing