Summary
Nicola Sartorato is a cognitive neuroscience PhD student at the University of Tübingen with 11 years of research experience and a foundational background in computer science. He investigates hippocampal spatial representations using juxtacellular and silicon probe recordings, blending experimental electrophysiology with computational, biologically inspired modeling. His work sits at the intersection of memory, conceptual navigation, and algorithmic approaches to neural coding, informed by an MS in Cognitive Science and a BS in Computer Science. Based in Tübingen, he brings a rare combination of hands-on neural recording expertise and computational rigor, often translating biological principles into testable models.
11 years of coding experience
Master of Science - MS Cognitive Science (Language and Multimodal Interaction track), Master of Science - MS Cognitive Science (Language and Multimodal Interaction track) at Università di Trento
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Neuroscience, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Neuroscience at University of Tübingen
English, Spanish, Italian