Portfolio · 2026

Amit Gross
Computational neuroscience, data science, and scientific operations.

Analytical work across neurobiology, connectomics, data science, and scientific operations.

About

My background combines neurobiology, bioinformatics, data analysis, scientific operations, and education. I work across experimental biology, connectomics, large-scale data analysis, Python-based computational workflows, machine learning, researcher support, and teaching. This portfolio organises my work by the main areas I contribute to.

Portfolio Map 06 sections
01 · Data Science & Computing

Analytical Systems & Models

Work involving data analysis, statistical modeling, machine learning, graph-based analysis, scientific computing, and large-scale research workflows.

MLStatisticsPython
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02 · Life Sciences

Biological Research & Neuroscience

Research and methodological experience across neurobiology, connectomics, microscopy, immunofluorescence, molecular methods, animal models, and biological experimentation.

NeuroImagingConnectomics
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03 · Operations

Systems & Coordination

Experience supporting research environments and data-driven operations, including scientific infrastructure, lab logistics, researcher support, KPI tracking, and systems coordination.

PharmaOpsKPI
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04 · Teaching & Communication

Teaching & Communication

Experience teaching, mentoring, training, and communicating scientific and computational ideas to students, researchers, and the public.

TeachingWorkshopsCurriculum
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05 · Selected Projects

Case Studies & Builds

A focused collection of selected projects, including computational case studies, optimisation work, algorithmic explorations, and independent tools or prototypes.

Case StudyAnalysisTools
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06 · Bio

Background & Timeline

A concise overview of my background, education, technical and scientific experience, selected courses, CV, and contact information.

CVEducationContact
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