Summary
Brian Zirkel is a research-focused psychology and behavioral neuroscience student at Northeastern University with nine years of diverse experience supporting clinical research in Boston. Currently a research assistant at the Center for Sleep and Cognition (Beth Israel Deaconess/Harvard Medical School), he runs EEG study sessions, manages multi-participant data pipelines, and leads recruitment and participant communication. Past roles at CARD-BU added IRB experience, poster presentation at ABCT, and a brief stint as research coordinator where he led teams and ensured study execution. He combines hands-on experimental skills with data management and participant-facing responsibilities, and has international study experience from a semester at Trinity College Dublin. Notably, his profile bridges theoretical machine learning/neuroscience interests (per GitHub bio alignment) with pragmatic clinical research skills in sleep and anxiety studies.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Semester Abroad, PSYCHOLOGY, Semester Abroad, PSYCHOLOGY at Trinity College Dublin
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at Jonathan Law High School
Bachelor of Science - BS, Psychology and Neuroscience, Bachelor of Science - BS, Psychology and Neuroscience at Northeastern University