Nina Rzechorzek
Co-Founder | Strategy | Policy | Communications | Digital Platform
I am a clinical academic and translational neuroscientist working at the interface of circadian biology, sleep, systemic physiology and brain health. My research investigates how brain temperature, biological timing and sleep–wake physiology shape human brain function, resilience and disease.
I use human neuroimaging, physiological monitoring, translational clinical studies and human in vitro models to understand how temporal and thermal regulation influence neural activity. My work includes the development of non-invasive approaches to measure spatiotemporal variation in human brain temperature, alongside human cellular platforms for studying neural circadian multi-omics and functional activity.
A central aim is to determine whether dynamic physiological signals such as brain temperature variability can reveal disease mechanisms, provide useful biomarkers and support more precisely timed therapeutic strategies. I also work across neuroscience, digital health and industry, with interests in wearable sensing, physiological monitoring and emerging technologies for clinical research.
My goal is to transform the prevention and treatment of brain disease by understanding how brain clocks work, and how the brain works around the clock.
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