Samim Varasteh

• As a recent Psychology and Cognitive Science graduate, I offer a profound understanding of the human brain. Coupled with evolving programming skills, I bring insightful perspectives and technical proficiency. This equips me for roles requiring data analysis, research, and problem solving.
• Engaged in current research utilizing a procedural learning paradigm to delve into the neural mechanisms of 'unlearning,' I possess a strong foundation in analytical methodologies, rendering me well-suited for professional environments. Fluent in Farsi, my bi-cultural identity enhances a positive and inclusive approach to both my work and research, fostering a universally informed perspective.
• I leverage extensive experience in the disability industry, seamlessly bridging theoretical concepts with practical applications. In managerial roles, I've refined positive professional relationships with clients and co-workers, while internships have cultivated efficient communication skills for clinical meetings and documentation.
• Founder of a successful society endorsed by the cognitive science department, I've orchestrated impactful events such as faculty/student debates, workshops and seminars. Additionally, hosting esteemed faculty members such as Dr. Mark Williams and Dr. Mathew Crossley on the So Much Uncensored Podcast has further contributed to cultivating a vibrant community.

Available upon request.

President/Founder of the Computational Neuroscience Society

• I strive at cultivating a vibrant community focused on exploring the forefront of neuroscience and computational modelling.

Co-host of the "So Much Uncensored Podcast"

• Through engaging discussions with experts in various fields, the podcast has delved into diverse topics, encompassing intricacies of human sexuality, the future of AI in science, and profound explorations into Eastern and Western philosophy.