I'm a trained neuroscientist/psychologist/linguist turned data scientist, currently working for King. I use a mixture of Python, R, SQL, and Brain to generate business-driving insights and to build better products with data. I'm also an avid runner and road cyclist
Prior to my career in data science, I was a research associate at University of Potsdam, where I did my PhD in Psychology on the integration of eye movements and brain potentials in sentence processing research. My advisors were Frank Rösler at University of Hamburg and Shravan Vasishth at University of Potsdam.
Metzner, P., von der Malsburg, T., Vasishth, S., and Rösler, F. (2017). The importance of reading naturally: Evidence from combined recordings of eye movements and electric brain potentials. Cognitive Science. BibTeX
Metzner, P., von der Malsburg, T., Vasishth, S., and Rösler, F. (2015). Brain responses to world-knowledge violations: A comparison of stimulus- and fixation-triggered event-related potentials and neural oscillations. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 27(5) BibTeX
Metzner, P., von der Malsburg, T., Vasishth, S., and Rösler, F. (2014, April). Neural oscillations in natural reading. 11. Tagung der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Psychologie, Vienna, Austria. BibTeX
Metzner, P., von der Malsburg, T., Vasishth, S., and Rösler, F. (2014, March). The relationship between regressive saccades and the P600 effect: Evidence from concurrent eye movement and EEG recordings. Proceedings of the 27th CUNY Conference on Sentence Processing, Columbus, OH, USA. BibTeX
Metzner, P., von der Malsburg, T., Vasishth, S., and Rösler, F. (2013, September). World-knowledge violations elicit different rhythmic brain activity in natural reading and serial presentation. Proceedings of the 19th Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing, Marseille, France. BibTeX
Metzner, P., von der Malsburg, T., Vasishth, S., and Rösler, F. (2013, August). Oscillatory brain dynamics differ between natural reading and serial presentation. Proceedings of the 17th European Conference on Eye Movements, Lund, Sweden. BibTeX
Metzner, P. (2012, January). Do people differ in their use of heuristics in sentence processing? Invited talk at Zentrum für Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft (ZAS), Berlin, Germany. BibTeX
Metzner, P. (2011, March). Die Interaktion von impliziter Kausalität und Arbeitsgedächtnis bei der Satzverarbeitung. Proceedings of the 53rd Tagung experimentell arbeitender Psychologen, Halle, Germany. BibTeX
Metzner, P., von der Malsburg, T., Vasishth, S., and Rösler, F. (2014, March). Different recovery strategies in sentence processing can be disentangled using coregistered eye movements and brain potentials Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Society for the Neurobiology of Language Conference, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. BibTeX
Metzner, P., von der Malsburg, T., Vasishth, S., and Rösler, F. (2014, March). Recovering from syntactic and semantic violations: The relationship between eye movements and brain responses. Proceedings of the 20th Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing, Edinburgh, United Kingdom. BibTeX
von der Malsburg, T., Metzner, P., Vasishth, S., and Rösler, F. (2014, March). Using co-registration of eye movements and event-related brain potentials to study the processing of anaphoric dependencies. Proceedings of the 27th CUNY Conference on Sentence Processing, Columbus, OH, USA. BibTeX
Von der Malsburg, T., Metzner, P., Vasishth, S., and Rösler, F. (2013, August). Co-registration of eye movements and brain potentials as a tool at the 17th European Conference on Eye Movements, Lund, Sweden. BibTeX
Metzner, P. (2011, September). Do people differ in their use of heuristics in sentence processing? Poster presented at the 17th Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing, Paris, France. BibTeX
Metzner, P. (2011, March). Can the asymmetric effect of implicit causality be explained through usage patterns? Poster presented at Quantitative Investigations in Theoretical Linguistics, Berlin, Germany. BibTeX