Lucas Encarnacion-Rivera is a computational and systems neuroscience PhD candidate at Stanford University, working in the labs of Karl Deisseroth and Liqun Luo. His research uses machine learning, dynamical systems modeling, and computational ethology to study motivation, movement disorders, and neural circuits underlying perception and behavior.
Lucas Encarnacion-Rivera is a computational and systems neuroscience PhD candidate at Stanford University, working in the labs of Karl Deisseroth and Liqun Luo. His research uses machine learning, dynamical systems modeling, and computational ethology to study motivation, movement disorders, and neural circuits underlying perception and behavior.
Career
Lucas Encarnacion-Rivera studied at Stanford University (Ph.D. in Neurosciences) and Emory University (B.S. in Neuroscience).