Faces of NeurotechEU
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Aaron Klomp | Project Manager | Aaron Klomp holds a MSc in Neurobiology with a specialisation in Science, Management, and Innovation. Within NeurotechEU, he is leading WP1: Management and Coordination. He is also involved in coordinating NeurotechRI and contributes to FOREU4ALL, connecting all 65 European University Alliances. |
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Emely Voltz | Doctoral Researcher | I am a doctoral researcher at the University of Bonn and part of the Synapses Club/Student Council of NeurotechEU. My current research interests are deception/lie detection using the EEG/ERP methodology. Besides, I am interested in personality correlates of conspiracist ideation. |
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Erika Dabhilkar | Head of International Relations Office | Implementation of NeurotechEU at Karolinska Institutet is managed and operationalised through the international relations office; project management, coordination of relevant work packages, administrative lead in Board of Governors (BoG), liasion with scientific lead as well as KI's leadership (BoR) |
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Giulia Grillo Mikrut | NeurotechEU Mobility coordinator | NeurotechEU Mobility coordinator at Karolinska Institutet. Institutional lead WP3. Member of WG Mobility. |
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Ian Cameron | Lecturer | Dr. Ian Cameron teaches Science, Management and Innovation at Radboud University and works at the OnePlanet Research Center for chip and digital technology. He has a PhD in Neuroscience and a Master of Business Administration. Previously he was a researcher at the Donders Institute using fMRI, TMS, fNIRS and eye tracking. |
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Ilona Grunwald | Professor | Prof. Dr. Ilona Grunwald has been Professor of Physiology and Head of the Institute of Physiology II at the Faculty of Medicine of the University Bonn since January 1, 2022. |
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Inge Flamma | Managementassistent | Managementassistent at Donders Institute and NeurotechEU |
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James Cousins | Postdoc | My primary role is to build digital twins of NTEU laboratories. I work with partners to create innovative educational content inside these 3D virtual spaces, as well public outreach experiences (e.g., for the Brain Museum in Nijmegen). |
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Mathew Abrams | Director, Science and Training INCF | Mathew Abrams is the Director of Science and Training at INCF, an international non-profit dedicated to open, FAIR, and citable neuroscience. Mathew's interest includes data management for large-scale brain projects, increasing diversity within neuroinformatics, and open science. |
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Nils Flüthmann | Innovation Manager | Nils Flüthmann works as an Innovation Manager for NeurotechEU in Bonn, specializing in neuroscience and technology transfer. With a Ph.D. in Motor Neuroscience, he bridges research and practical applications to collaborations across academia, industry, and international networks. |
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Pradeep George | Project Officer, INCF | Pradeep works as a project officer at INCF and manages the development of Campus+, NTEU forum and the NeurotechEU website. With a 23-year tenure in the marketing and IT sectors, Pradeep brings a wealth of expertise across a number of critical areas including marketing strategy, project management, creativity, and people management. |
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Rebecca Natalie Pitko | Biology student at Radboud interested in the growing field of neuroscience | |
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Robert Harris | Professor | Professor of Immunotherapy in Neurological Diseases at Karolinska Institutet 2013, leads a research team developing cell and nanoparticle-based therapeutics for incurable neurodegenerative diseases. Dean of Doctoral Education at KI since 2019. Lead for NeurotechEU at KI. |
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Ulrich Ettinger | Professor of Psychology | Professor at the University of Bonn since 2012. Head of the Section of Cognitive Psychology and Experimental Clinical Psychology. Research interests include eye movements, inhibition and impulsivity, cognitive psychopharmacology, schizophrenia and schizotypy. |
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Verena Schropp | Scientific Coordinator | Verena Schropp works as a NeurotechEU scientific coordinator at University of Bonn. After studying pharmacy, she pursued her doctoral research in Neuroimmunology with the focus on the pathophysiology of multiple sclerosis and experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis, especially on the influence of B cells. During this period, she also… |
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Wim Scheenen | Education Project Manager | Dr. Wim Scheenen studied biology at the Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen, now Radboud University. He holds a Ph.D. degree in Science with a specialization in Comparative Endocrinology. During his scientific career as an Assistant Professor in Cellular Neurobiology (1997-2017), he revised the M.Sc. Medical Biology… |