Hi! I'm Sundeep, a leader in AI and Neuroscience with professional experience in 4 countries (USA, UK, France, India) across Big Tech (Conversational AI at Amazon Alexa AI), unicorn Startup (Applied AI at Swiggy), and R&D (Neuroscience at Oxford University and University College London).
★ I have published 40+ papers on Neuroscience and AI (1800+ citations), built and deployed consumer AI products, secured £500k+ in competitive research funding, and am recognised by the Royal Society, UK as an ‘Emerging Leader in Neuroscience’.
★ I invest in startups, consult deep tech startups on AI/ML, product roadmap, team strategy, and conduct due diligence of early-stage deep tech startups for angel investing platforms.
★ I obtained my PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from University College London, Master's in Neuroscience from University of Oxford (Balliol College) as a Clarendon Scholar, and BE in Electronics & Communication Engineering from Delhi College of Engineering.
★ I previously founded EduChroma, a personalised career mentoring startup and the Timing Research Forum, a 750+ member strong international organization focused on multidisciplinary research on our sense of time.
★ I have published 40+ papers on Neuroscience and AI (1800+ citations), built and deployed consumer AI products, secured £500k+ in competitive research funding, and am recognised by the Royal Society, UK as an ‘Emerging Leader in Neuroscience’.
★ I invest in startups, consult deep tech startups on AI/ML, product roadmap, team strategy, and conduct due diligence of early-stage deep tech startups for angel investing platforms.
★ I obtained my PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from University College London, Master's in Neuroscience from University of Oxford (Balliol College) as a Clarendon Scholar, and BE in Electronics & Communication Engineering from Delhi College of Engineering.
★ I previously founded EduChroma, a personalised career mentoring startup and the Timing Research Forum, a 750+ member strong international organization focused on multidisciplinary research on our sense of time.