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Michael Domarkas

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I'm currently reading Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge, where I work on personal erudition and rowing. As an independent researcher supported by Emergent Ventures and a New Science fellow, I work on developing next-generation computation systems and brain-computer interface technologies. My work aims to bridge the gap between biological neural networks and traditional ML systems. I'm particularly interested in techniques that augment and leverage latent computational capacity inherent to biological organisms, in concert with in-vivo integration of BCI systems, for restoration and development of human capabilities. My core tenets: Human greatness is not just a choice, but a necessary objective. Humanity is less human without this pursuit, without the necessary struggle against the homeostatic aether of maintaining the status quo. The world will become weirder, but much more wonderful and much more beautiful.

Michael Domarkas Hi, I'm Michael Domarkas Cambridge Undergraduate · Deeptech Founder About Me I'm currently reading Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge, where I work on personal erudition and rowing. As an independent researcher supported by Emergent Ventures and a New Science fellow, I work on developing next-generation computation systems and brain-computer interface technologies . My work aims to bridge the gap between biological neural networks and traditional ML systems. I'm particularly interested in techniques that augment and leverage latent computational capacity inherent

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