Lead researcher, History of Lucid Dreaming Research: An Interdisciplinary Oral History
The first oral-historical examination of how lucid dreaming became an object of scientific inquiry. Funded by a Die Junge Akademie grant for outstanding emerging researchers, with laboratory training in the Donders Institute’s neuroscience sleep laboratory (EEG and fMRI research on the dreaming brain).
Interviewed more than forty researchers in the field and presented at conferences in Arizona, Hamburg, Berlin and Bern.
Course creator & teacher
Dreams: How to enrich your waking life through your dreams, a six-module course for a learning platform with more than 100,000 subscribers. The modules: The Dreaming Brain; The History of Western Psychology & Psychoanalysis; Dream Cultures I and II; Lucid Dreaming; and Dreamtech.
With Saelyx Finna, the webinar Dream Technology: the emerging technologies that interface with, and sometimes aim to alter, the dreaming mind, their ethics and the industry behind them.
Isis, journal of the History of Science Society
Junior editor, book reviews
Selected books for review and managed the reviewing process for one of the leading peer-reviewed journals in the history of science (University of Chicago Press).
Foundations: 19th UK & European Conference on the Philosophy of Physics
Organising committee
An interdisciplinary conference in Utrecht with a public lecture by Nobel laureate Sir Roger Penrose.
