Learn about Neurotorium and meet our editorial board
About Neurotorium
At Neurotorium, our mission is to improve awareness and knowledge of the brain and its diseases. We provide unbiased and freely available, online educational content created for clinicians, educators and all who are interested in learning more about the brain. All our educational material is developed, reviewed, and regularly updated by leading experts within the fields of psychiatry, neurology, and neuroscience. Through awarding of educational grants, Neurotorium also enables others around the world to develop and deliver high-quality education about the brain. Neurotorium also organises scientific meetings and events at international conferences to facilitate dialogue within and between the fields of neurology and psychiatry. Neurotorium is a non-commercial, non-profit initiative founded by the Lundbeck Foundation.
Meet Our Editorial Board
Christoph Correll
Chair Editorial Board
Messoud Ashina
Editorial Board
Gretchen Birbeck
Editorial Board
Katharina Domschke
Editorial Board
Gabriele Fischer
Editorial Board
Matthew Kiernan
Editorial Board
Shen-Yang Lim
Editorial Board
Lakshmi Yatham
Editorial Board
Meet the Neurotorium Team
Martin Meyer
Scientific Programme Director
Ceren Akdeniz Vogt
Head of Neurotorium, Outreach, and Partnerships
Bryn Farnsworth von Cederwald
Scientific Programme Manager
Jurij Radzevic
Digital Marketing Specialist
Christina Polyzogopoulou
Student Analyst
Terese Vibe Boye
Student Analyst
Louise Bruun
Executive Assistant
Martin Meyer
Martin is Director of The Brain Prize and Neurotorium.
Martin joined Neurotorium in 2023. From 2000 to 2020 he was engaged in neuroscience research within an academic environment. From 2006 to 2020 he was a group leader and Reader in Neuroscience in the Centre for Developmental Neurobiology & MRC Centre for Neurodevelopmental Disorders, King’s College London. From 2000 to 2006 he was a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Physiology, Stanford University.
He has been Director of The Brain Prize at the Lundbeck Foundation since 2020.
Martin holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and a PhD in Cell and Developmental Biology from University College London.
Ceren Akdeniz Vogt
Ceren Akdeniz Vogt is responsible for Neurotorium's medical-scientific content development, strategic partnerships, and outreach activities. Ceren is also involved in digital communications, including social media and newsletters.
Ceren joined Neurotorium in March 2023 and she previously worked in various positions in the medical science industry.
Ceren holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Neural and Behavioral Sciences from the University of Tübingen and a doctoral degree (Dr.sc.hum.) in Psychiatry from the University of Heidelberg.
Bryn Farnsworth von Cederwald
Bryn is responsible for expanding scientific content development, and Neurotorium's educational grants.
Bryn joined Neurotorium in April 2024. He has previous experience in research from the University of Nottingham, Uppsala University, and Umeå University, with a focus on aging and dementia.
He most recently worked for a human behavior research software company as a Science Communication Manager.
Bryn holds an MSc from the University of Sheffield, and a PhD from Uppsala University.
Jurij Radzevic
Jurij is responsible for developing and managing Neurotorium’s digital marketing activities.
Jurij joined Neurotorium in September 2025, bringing experience from diverse marketing roles, primarily within the tech startup environment. He specialises in using data to optimise digital communication and engagement.
Jurij holds a Master’s degree in Marketing, Globalisation and Communication from the University of Southern Denmark.
Christina Polyzogopoulou
Christina supports both creative and technical tasks in the Neurotorium team.
Christina joined Neurotorium in April 2025 and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Software Design at the IT University of Copenhagen. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and has since built a broad interdisciplinary background through further studies in Multimedia Design and Web Development.
With a background that bridges science, design, and technology, Christina supports both creative and technical tasks in the Neurotorium team.
Terese Vibe Boye
Terese supports both creative and technical tasks in the Neurotorium team.
Terese joined Neurotorium in September 2025 and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Public Health Science at the University of Copenhagen.
During her studies, she has worked with innovation, medical affairs, and most recently with life sciences at the Danish Embassy in London. She joined Neurotorium as a Student Analyst, supporting content development and digital communications.
Louise Bruun
Louise supports logistics and administration with Neurotorium's outreach activities and meetings.
Louise Bruun has been with the Lundbeck Foundation since March 1st 2018, and assists with administering Neurotorium, The Brain Prize, and other activities.
Louise has many years of experience from similar positions and worked at the pension fund ATP, the Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Children and Education and the Danish Royal Court.