Alessandro Santuz is a postdoctoral researcher based in Berlin with a decade of experience probing neural control of locomotion and proprioceptive feedback across mice and humans. He combines hands-on experiments—custom treadmills and genetic perturbations—with linear and nonlinear analytic tools to reveal how the central nervous system organizes muscles for robust gait. His background bridges aerospace engineering and sport science (MSc Padova, PhD Humboldt), giving him a rare mix of vehicle dynamics thinking and neurophysiology insight. Alessandro has held postdoc positions at MDC Berlin, ETH Zürich and Dalhousie, and his work often translates complex biomechanical data into mechanistic principles. Notably, he moved from high-performance motorsport engineering to neuroscience, applying data-driven control and systems-level approaches developed in racing to studying locomotor stability. Colleagues describe him as an experimentalist who equally values elegant analysis and reproducible, perturbation-driven discovery.
10 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
High school diploma, Scientific high school diploma, High school diploma, Scientific high school diploma at Liceo Scientifico G. Marconi Conegliano
Master's Degree, Aerospace Engineering, 96/110, Master's Degree, Aerospace Engineering, 96/110 at Università degli Studi di Padova
Motorsport Race Engineering, Motorsport Race Engineering at Optimum G Seminar
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Sport Science, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Sport Science at Humboldt University of Berlin
Elementary School, Elementary School at Scuola Elementare Giovanni Pascoli Conegliano
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Alessandro Santuz - Postdoctoral Researcher at Max Delbrück Center