Understanding the Brain. Exploring the Complexity of Life.

My interest in neuroscience developed through everyday observations and questions about how people think, learn, remember, and respond to their surroundings.

Experiences such as learning classical dance, practising music, playing tennis, and observing the effects of stress made me curious about the relationship between the brain, memory, movement, and behaviour.

As I explored these questions further, I became interested in cognitive neuroscience, neurobiology, and the biological mechanisms behind human behaviour.

My interest in biology extends beyond the brain. Researching vector-borne diseases, studying water quality, observing clinical consultations, and working in pathology and microbiology laboratories helped me appreciate how biological knowledge connects to public health and everyday life.