Sergiy Danylov, Ph.D. in Neuroscience
“Evening Melancholy” by Edward Munch Though the term “Anima” hails from Latin and “psyche” originates from Ancient Greek, both words converge on a single, profound meaning: the soul. When we ponder the concept of the soul, we imagine a complex tapestry woven from our emotions, experiences, and both conscious and subconscious thoughts. To gain a […]
Oedipus Cursing His Son Polynices by Henry Fuseli, 1786 We all carry on a constant internal dialogue – an inner voice that narrates our experiences, comments on our actions, and shapes our view of ourselves. This running self-talk, along with the broader self-narrative we construct about our lives, can be a double-edged sword. At its […]
At the Writing Table by an unknown American painter, 1790 Overthinking refers to the habit of repetitive, unproductive thought – going over the same thoughts again and again without reaching a solution. We’ve all experienced getting caught in a spiral of “what-ifs”, second-guessing decisions or replaying past mistakes in our minds. While a certain amount […]
Composition 2 by Piet Mondrian, 1922 Anima joined the InnovAID hackathon, an international event with teams from the Netherlands, Portugal, and Ukraine. Their goal? To create AI-based solutions for various healthcare challenges. Anima’s innovative work was right at the center of this event. Two teams who worked on challenges related to Anima’s field won the […]
