Nicholas A. Del Grosso
delgrosso.nick@uni-bonn.de
About
I lead the iBOTS group, where I teach neuroscientists how to write code that doesn’t collapse under its own weight. My work sits at the intersection of Python training, workflow design, and pragmatic software engineering. Whether it’s teaching people how to structure analysis code, use Git without fear, or build pipelines that actually run next year, my goal is always the same: help researchers make their work more reliable and less painful.
If you’re looking for support, training, or collaboration that cuts through complexity instead of adding to it, you’re in the right place. Feel free to reach out, especially if you want to improve your lab’s coding practices, build more robust data workflows, do some outreach, teach a course, or just need a skeptical voice to stress-test your ideas.
Education
Ph.D. in Systems Neuroscience
Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich, 2018
M.Sc. in Behavioral Neuroscience
University of Tübingen, 2012
B.S. in Psychology
Wittenberg University, 2010
Courses Led
Fundamental Programming Skills for Experimental Science with Arduino
Arduino microcontrollers are commonly used in neuroscience experiments as sensors or input devices; for example, to …
Intro to File- and Database-oriented Neuroscience Data Management With Python, SQL, and HDF5
Neuroscience is evolving rapidly, with experimental data becoming increasingly complex. How can you seamlessly integrate …
Essential Computer Tools for Researchers
Computer tools can help scientists make their research more reproducible, facilitate collaboration with other …
Intro to Python for Scientists (Crash Course)
Python is one of the most widely used programming languages in academia and beyond. This one-day, hands-on course will …
Community Activities
Special Training Events
Customized programming workshops for lab retreats, department events, and group training
Conferences
Conferences
Educational Outreach
Community outreach programs introducing young learners to neuroscience and programming through …