Sheetal Jadhav

I am a neuroscientist in the making, with a background in Electronics Engineering and a deep interest in how the brain builds its internal model of the world, also known as a cognitive map. I have worked on both the experimental and computational sides of neuroscience. Along the way I’ve gained hands-on experience in wet-lab developmental neurobiology using mouse models, in vivo electrophysiology in songbirds, and building neural network models of hippocampal learning. I build biologically grounded models of how plasticity shapes memory and behaviour, constrained by real neural data.

Outside of research, I am an avid reader and writer, a self-taught photographer and an amateur Indian classical singer. Do check out my writing wall and photography excursions.

In a world where time is a social construct, I am blissfully at peace sipping chai to the sound of rain. Feel free to reach out in any way you like; I’m always up for a conversation.