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Meet Tessel
As a broadly interested researcher, I delve into complex issues. With a background in both mathematics and psychology/neuroscience, I can shed light on these issues from different perspectives. Additionally, I have a wide societal interest, which is reflected in a diverse range of research projects within Dialogic.
Before joining Dialogic, I obtained a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from the University of Melbourne, where I investigated how the brain can act in the 'now' despite delays in neural signals, providing only past information. In the related studies, I used human brain data and machine learning to address this fundamental question. Prior to my PhD, I completed a bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences with a focus on Mathematics and Psychology at University College Utrecht, a master's in Neuroscience at University College London, and worked as a software developer.
