About

I completed my undergraduate studies in Info-Bionics Engineering at Pázmány Péter Catholic University (PPCU) in Budapest, Hungary. I’m currently pursuing my PhD under the shared supervision of Emmanuel Procyk and Matteo di Volo at INSERM (Stem-cell and Brain Research Institute) in Lyon, and Gergő Orbán at the Computational Systems Neuroscience Lab (CSNL) in Budapest. My research focuses on understanding the prefrontal neural mechanisms underlying probabilistic decision making by analyzing and modeling behavioral and electrophysiological recordings from rhesus monkeys.

Outside the lab, I enjoy doing sports, learning French, or roaming the Alps.