Chris Klink is a neuroscientist and problem solver with 11+ years of experience investigating how brain dynamics give rise to perception and behavior, bridging human and animal studies, neurotechnology, and translational neuroimaging. Based in Utrecht and currently an Affiliate Researcher at Institut de la Vision and neuroscientist at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, he designs experiments, manages large multimodal datasets, and builds open analysis pipelines in shell, Python and Matlab. His work spans fMRI, electrophysiology, brain stimulation and visual neuroscience, with hands-on experience setting up a two-photon imaging line and contributing to visual prostheses and brain–computer interfacing. An open science advocate, he helped initiate the PRIME-RE platform and shares reproducible tools on GitHub, while also advising policy makers and communicating science through the Art of Neuroscience. Notably, his career blends rigorous experimental technique with practical neurotechnology translation, teaching and project leadership.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
BSc, Biology, BSc, Biology at Utrecht University
MSc (Cum Laude), Experimental & Clinical Neuroscience AND Cognitive Neuroscience, MSc (Cum Laude), Experimental & Clinical Neuroscience AND Cognitive Neuroscience at Universiteit Utrecht
PhD (Cum Laude), Neurobiology and Neurosciences, PhD (Cum Laude), Neurobiology and Neurosciences at Universiteit Utrecht / University of Utrecht
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