Portfolio
Welcome to my project portfolio. Here you can find a selection of my academic endeavours and side projects.
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Heat pain in the spinal cord
Chronic pain affects millions, yet we still don't fully understand how pain signals travel through the spinal cord. This project uses ultra high field MRI to visualize those pathways in real time.
Topics: Pain, fMRI, Spinal Cord
Spinal cord stimulation
The spinal cord is a small but powerful organ which influences how we move, feel, and process pain. With transcutaneous spinal direct current stimulation (tsDCS), we can now try to non-invasively nudge its excitability, in order to find out whether this mild electrical adjustment has an effect on the way the spinal cord processes pain reflexes in humans.
Topics: Pain, Reflexes, Spinal Cord
Lab Setup
The lab started as a collection of devices with no shared language. I built the system that brought them together.
Topics: Hardware integration, multimodal pain stimulation
Exploring Power BI
This project grew out of my goal to master Power BI — and Germany's childcare data turned out to be the perfect playground for learning. While exploring participation rates, educator ratios, and care hours, I discovered both the strengths and the quirks of Power BI that shaped my path toward the official certification.
Topics: PowerBI, Dashboard Creation
Illuminated doctoral hat (Arduino)
I asked "what if I could build a whole stage on a hat?" and in the end I found myself learning how to solder.
Topics: Arduino, C++, Electronics