Yoyo Yuan
I'm Building
growing neurons and measuring cognitive complexity
Bio
Yoyo Yuan is a computational sciences student based in the United States who received a Merge Grant to advance research on growing neurons and measuring cognitive complexity. Their work builds on prior experience in neuronal computing, quantum physics, and brain-computer interfaces, combining interdisciplinary insights to explore artificial life analogies and neural engineering. Yoyo’s background also includes active participation in hackathons and biosensing projects, marking a broad and hands-on approach to cutting-edge neurotechnology.
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