Summary
Christoph Kirst is an Assistant Professor and Faculty Scientist at UCSF and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory with 11 years of experience at the interface of computational and dynamical systems neuroscience. Trained in theoretical physics and mathematics at institutions including the Max Planck Institute, Cambridge and Göttingen, he builds quantitative models that connect neural dynamics to computation and behavior. His career spans rigorous postdoctoral and fellowship work at Rockefeller and the Kavli Neural Systems Institute, where he developed cross-disciplinary approaches marrying theory, data analysis, and experimental collaboration. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, he brings a rare blend of deep mathematical training and hands-on neuroscience research, often translating abstract dynamical systems insights into testable predictions for brain circuits.
11 years of coding experience
Diplom, Physics, Diplom, Physics at The University of Göttingen
Dr. rer. nat., Theoretical Physics, Dr. rer. nat., Theoretical Physics at Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization
Erasmus Scholar, Physics, Erasmus Scholar, Physics at University of Oxford
Part III, CASM, MSc, Mathematics, Part III, CASM, MSc, Mathematics at University of Cambridge
Abitur, Abitur at Gymnasium Grossburgwedel