Simon Schultz is Professor of Neurotechnology and Director of the Center for Neurotechnology at Imperial College London. He originally trained in physics, computer engineering and microelectronics before studying for a DPhil in computational neuroscience at Oxford, and carrying out postdocs in experimental neuroscience at NYU and UCL. His group work at the interface of neuroscience and engineering: developing new technologies to reverse engineer brain circuitry, and treat brain disorders. Current his main research focus is on understanding the brain mechanisms underpinning episodic memory, working memory and related cognitive functions. He is Director of the Centre for Neurotechnology at Imperial College London.