Neural Complexity & States of Consciousness
Investigating how statistical and information-theoretic measures (SC, LZc, ApEn, etc.) capture dynamics of consciousness across sleep, wakefulness, and psychedelic states.
I apply methods from complexity science and information theory to investigate the neural basis of consciousness. Beyond this, I study the mathematical theory of learning in neural networks and cognitive systems, and how these ideas can be implemented in neurorobotics. My research is inherently interdisciplinary, integrating neuroscience, mathematics, and artificial intelligence.
Investigating how statistical and information-theoretic measures (SC, LZc, ApEn, etc.) capture dynamics of consciousness across sleep, wakefulness, and psychedelic states.
Developed a novel metaheuristic approach for solving nonlinear systems of equations, bridging ideas from neural computation and evolutionary search.
Applied Continuous-Time Recurrent Neural Networks (CTRNNs) with homeostatic plasticity for adaptive robotic control, enabling stable navigation under changing environments.
Selected research and industry roles. See CV for full details.
I’m open to collaboration and talks. For the quickest response, email me; otherwise, connect on LinkedIn.