Simon Overduin
About Simon Overduin
Simon Overduin is the Director of Technical Development with extensive experience in software development and a strong background in neuroscience. He holds an MD from McMaster University, a PhD in systems neuroscience from MIT, and has consulted for various organizations in the US, Canada, and the UK.
Work at Syngli Inc. (NeuRecall Inc.)
Simon Overduin serves as the Director of Technical Development at Syngli Inc., previously known as NeuRecall Inc. In this role, he has been instrumental in the development of innovative software solutions. He built the alpha version of the Syngli software, which focuses on enhancing cognitive functions through advanced technology. His expertise in software development and neuroscience informs the technical direction of the company.
Education and Expertise
Simon Overduin holds an MD from McMaster University and a PhD in systems neuroscience from MIT. He has postdoctoral experience in computational neuroscience, having conducted research at both Boston University and UC Berkeley. His educational background equips him with a strong foundation in both medical and technical disciplines, allowing him to bridge the gap between neuroscience and software development.
Background
Simon Overduin has over 20 years of experience in software development. His career includes consulting for various for-profit and not-for-profit organizations across the US, Canada, and the UK. This diverse experience has provided him with a broad perspective on the application of technology in different sectors, particularly in relation to neuroscience and cognitive enhancement.
Research Focus and Contributions
Simon Overduin's research has concentrated on the learning and performance of complex behaviors, including reach-to-grasp, speech, and mental rehearsal. He has applied complex mathematical tools to predict and adapt to changes in brain activity during learning processes. His work contributes to a deeper understanding of cognitive functions and the development of technologies that can enhance learning and performance.