Fully dedicated to neuroscience, my research explores how cognitive resources are allocated during the interaction of emotional and cognitive processes, using M/EEG, fNIRS, and eye-tracking.
My mantra? Research is formalized curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose. (Zora Hurston)
My four defining Bs:
And beyond academics:
M.Sc. Psychology, Neuroscience (Mind & Brain)
University of Vienna
B.Sc. Psychology
University of Vienna
I am interested in new approaches in signal processing as well as encoding and decoding approaches to better understand how our brain processes emotional stimuli during ongoing cognitive tasks not only in laboratory settings but also in our everyday life.
If you are interested and related to these research questions, please reach out to collaborate!
I am honoured to receive the Poster Award at PuG 2025 for my work on decoding the neural basis of emotional speech and attentional control in realistic environments.
MEG and eye-tracking study reveals distinct neural and physiological signatures of emotional face processing and working memory load in a dual-task setting.
During a flow experience, the brain appears to optimize attention through a ‘shielding mechanism,’ minimizing distractions and prioritizing task-related cognitive processes.
