I operate at the intersection of neuroscience and its clinical, educational, and systemic applications.

My work explores dimensions of brain plasticity, cognition, lifestyle, the body-mind-brain problem, consciousness, and AI.

I firmly reject reductionism in favor of understanding the wider socio-economic and environmental impacts of our biology.

My work is rooted in the belief that neuroscience should do more than just map the brain—it should provide the means for people to live more resilient and flourishing lives.