Graduate Research Assistant · Biomedical Engineering
Building things at the intersection of bits 🤖, brains 🧠, and Open-Source 💻.
Investigating the synergy between artificial and biological neural networks to build robust AI platforms and test brain hypotheses.
Exploring the neural correlates of choice behavior and how brain complexity relates to cognitive traits through the lens of EEG/MEG.
Fostering fairness and equity by building shareable, open-source tools and exploring the socio-environmental risks of scientific tools.
Le Centre hospitalier universitaire Sainte-Justine
Université de Montréal
Abundant Intelligences
MILA - Quebec Artificial Intelligence institute
Université de Montréal
Systems Neuroscience and AI Lab
Higher School of Communication of Tunis
My fascination stems from the incredible synergy between artificial and biological neural networks. By observing how our brains process information, we can build more robust AI systems, which in turn act as platforms to test hypotheses about the brain's mechanisms.
I firmly believe that science belongs to everyone. I am actively involved in organizing reading groups on the ethical implications of AI and teaching at summer schools like Pathfinders in AI and Arabs in Neuroscience.
Failures and rejections are essential learning steps that forge resilience. I am committed to transparency in academia and will soon be sharing my "Failure Resume" updates.