Michael Karlovich
I'm a computational neuroscientist, data engineer, and artist in New York. At the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai I work on the neuropathology of neurodegenerative disease; my research asks how the brain assembles reality, and how it falls apart. The same questions run through the art I make at Recursia. Published in PNAS and Neurology.
One mind, three disciplines
Attention & cognition
How attention and cognition hold reality together, and how it comes apart in neurodegeneration. Peer-reviewed work spanning perception, attention, and clinical neurology.
PublicationsData engineering
Research-grade data pipelines and analysis at scale, in Python, R, and MATLAB, with the tooling and interfaces built around them.
Get in touchRecursia
Generative art, audio visualization, and design, sold as prints, apparel, and home decor through Recursia, the studio I run.
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