Alan Mardinly
Alan Mardinly is a versatile professional excelling in the fields of neuroscience, biomedical engineering, leadership, and problem-solving, with notable achievements in academia and industry.
With a background in neurobiology from the University of Chicago and a Ph.D. in Neurobiology and Neurosciences from Harvard University, Alan has a strong educational foundation to support his innovative work.
His career highlights include significant contributions such as pioneering work in holographic optogenetics at Berkeley, research in cortical inhibition and experience-dependent transcription at Harvard, and cutting-edge projects in brain-machine interfaces at Neuralink.
Alan has a passion for exploring diverse fields to address crucial challenges, finding joy and fulfillment in establishing dynamic teams and spearheading groundbreaking research initiatives.
