Executive Committee
President
Liam Lee I am a 5th year medical student with a strong interest for neurology. I look forward to integrating online platforms to our projects and assisting each committee team to make the best of this academic year! |
Vice-President
Jay Park I am currently a 5th year medical student with a keen interest in Neurosurgery. I was born in Korea and raised in South Africa. As the Vice-president this year, I plan to broaden the interactions of our society to a global scale and successfully facilitate our events in a hybrid (online/offline) approach. I hope to contribute to all the aspects of our society to open up new opportunities for our members in this academic year. My interests are in business, music, stocks, archery, golf, and festivals. |
Secretary
Julian Kwong I am a 4th year medical student at the University of Edinburgh. Although my main role as secretary will involve managing the EUNS social media, I look forward to contributing to the different events organised by the society! |
Treasurer
Shujaa Khan I am a 4th year medical student, having completed my first three pre-clinical years at St Andrews. I am particularly interested in Neurosurgery with a specific research interest in the use of VR for surgical training. My main aim in helping attain the society’s objective is making events affordable whilst maintaining innovation and high standards. |
Marketing Executive
Co-ordinator
Martin Rozenzweig O'Dogherty My name is Martin and I am currently a 2nd year medical student. I am deeply interested in neurology and neurosurgery and am excited to continue developing this interest during my time in medical school. As the marketing executive, I hope to work with the different committees in the development of projects and events. Furthermore, I am aiming to build bridges with neurological societies of universities across the UK and beyond to ensure that the different events put forward by the different committee groups are well advertised and available. |
Conference Team
Co-ordinator
Prerna Khanna I am a 2nd year medical student at the University of Edinburgh. I love neuroscience and hope to be a neurologist and conduct my own research one day. I'm excited to be a conference convenor for EUNS and I look forward to reaching as many students as possible who would like to get involved with neuroscience. |
Assistant member
Reka Kovacs I am a 3rd year medical student intercalating in Neuroscience with an interest in research and clinical neurology. I’m excited to be on the International Conference Subcommittee Team this year – looking forward to helping to make this year’s conference a great event for all! |
Assistant member
Amanda Kung I am currently a 4th year medical student with a passion for neurology. More specifically, I am very interested in the applications of stem cell therapies in neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s Disease. I am excited to work with the rest of the conference team to organise the event this year, and I look forward to increasing student awareness and engagement in neuroscience. |
Neuroanatomy Team
Co-ordinator Jakov Tiefenbach My name is Jakov and I am now a final year medical student. During my time in Edinburgh, I have been involved in various medical societies and activities - ranging from EUOS to Medics' reveal. As a neuroanatomy lead at EUNS this year, I will aim to develop a set of neuroanatomy tutorials to help Edinburgh students with their exams, as well as in preparation for external competitions. In my free time, I enjoy reading, cooking and scuba-diving. |
Neuroscience Team
Co-ordinator
Ellie Pinkerton I am currently a 4th year Neuroscience student at the University of Edinburgh, but was born in the United States and grew up in Rome, Italy. I have always been thoroughly interested in the brain, particularly by applications of behavioral and computational neuroscience. However, I am looking forward to bringing interesting content of all neuro domains to the members of EUNS, and many more. |
Co-ordinator
Sammir Bushara Hi! I’m Sammir and I’m a fifth-year medical student. I was born and raised in London and transferred here from St Andrews last year. I have always had an academic interest in neuroscience, and I am strongly considering neurology as a career. I’m excited to help deliver EUNS’s neuroscience events this year, and to make the best of the challenges and opportunities that a virtual format will bring. |
Assistant member
Weronika Redos Hi! I’m Weronika and I’m currently studying MSc Psychological Research with a specialization in Human Cognitive Neuropsychology. My interest in neuroscience - mostly neuropsychology and neuropathies - has started during my undergraduate studies in the field of Cognitive Science (I was even lucky enough to write my dissertation based on neurophysiological aspects of autism spectrum disorder within mice models of autism). Hopefully, I’d be able to develop my skills and knowledge on these subjects while being a subcommittee of the Neuroscience Team. |
Assistant member
Lara Tarvit |
Neurosurgery Team
Public Engagement (Neurotheatre) Team
Co-ordinator
Katie Reid I am a fourth year medical student and I intercalated in neuroscience last year. I am looking forward to working with the rest of the EUNS committee to organise this year's neurotheatre event! |
Co-ordinator
Nandaja Narayanan I am a third-year medical student and am from Devon. I have worked on the Neurotheatre sub-committee for the past two years and am looking forward to continuing to collaborate with the rest of the EUNS committee to organise this year's event! |
Assistant member
Eleanor Parton My name is Eleanor Parton. I am a 1st year medic whose lockdown consisted of indulging in the slightly bizarre and inspiring world of neuroscience. Aside from the brain, my interests include hockey, conservational biology and drawing, though admittedly I am really quite terrible at the latter. |
Assistant member
Risantini Murugan Hi, I am a third year medical student intercalating in Anatomy and Development. Looking forward to working with the rest of the team in organizing this year’s neurotheatre event! |