I am currently interested in exploring how perceptual learning impacts Speech Perception in Noise (SPIN). To investigate this, I will utilise both EEG and behavioural measurements. This two-year project is funded by the "Cluster of Excellence Hearing4All (H4A)" and HWK.

For my PhD, I developed a signal processing pipeline tailored for EEG-based developmental cognitive studies. The goal was to extract stimulus-specific neural information from noisy EEG datasets collected from human newborns (0-4 days old) and young infants (12 months old). As part of the ERC project NeurosoNew, I also worked on signal processing algorithms suitable for wearable EEG systems. During my PhD internship at the ESL laboratory, EPFL Switzerland, I worked on Machine Learning models for epileptic seizure detection using a minimal number of EEG channels.

Since 2024
Scientific Assistant at the Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg, Germany.

2023 (March) - 2023 (August)
Researcher (R4) at Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Trento, Italy.

2018-2023
PhD in Cognitive and Brain Sciences, University of Trento, Italy.

2015-2018
M.Sc. Telecommunications Engineering, University of Bologna, Italy.

2013-2015
Software Engineer, Larsen & Toubro Infotech, Chennai, India.

2008-2012
B.Eng. Electronics and Communications Engineering, Anna University, Chennai, India.

For up-to-date lists of publications, please visit Google Scholar and ORCID. I am also active on ResearchGate, GitHub, and X.

If you are a master’s student and interested in proposing your own research ideas within the “Speech Perception In Noise (SPIN)” area, please contact me at