My name is Dimos and I’m a postdoctoral fellow in the El-Boustani lab at the University of Geneva. My research focuses on social decision-making and how frontal cortical areas represent information about others. To tackle questions in these areas, I combine high-throughput behavioral experiments, large-scale electrophysiology and imaging in vivo, and statistical modeling.

My doctoral work with Tim Gollisch focused on how nonlinear processing shapes the retinal encoding of natural scenes. I have previously studied Neuroscience at the IMPRS Göttingen and Medicine at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

You can find my CV here.

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News

2023/04/05	I have been awarded a Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship for conducting my postdoctoral research!
2023/02/01	I joined the lab of Sami El-Boustani to work on cortical processing of social information.
2023/01/12	Our work on concerted nonlinear responses in the retina is available as a preprint.