David
Šarlák.

David Šarlák is a student from Slovakia and the founder of NEUVORA Labs, an independent initiative exploring questions around cerebral palsy, rehabilitation, biology and AI.

He is interested in creating things, technology and research communication. He lives with spastic cerebral palsy, a personal perspective that informs his interest in understanding the challenges faced by people with other forms of cerebral palsy.

His current publication is a scoping review on research gaps relating to dopaminergic polygenic scores and BDNF/TrkB biology in hypotonic cerebral palsy. It is a preprint and a proposed research agenda — not a clinical trial, established treatment or cure.

This page is David’s official profile on the NEUVORA Labs website. Public profiles and independently verifiable work are added here as they become available.