Samuel Liebana
Research Fellow
Samuel is a Research Fellow in Theoretical Neuroscience working with Andrew Saxe. His work lies at the intersection of theoretical and experimental neuroscience, aiming to uncover the computational and biological principles of individual/collective learning in the brain.
He completed his PhD in Neuroscience at DPAG, University of Oxford supervised by Armin Lak, Andrew Saxe, and Rafal Bogacz. During his PhD, he studied the computational role of dopamine in long-term learning.