What's yours is your freedom.
Private property and individual freedom stand or fall together.
Anthropology · Neuro-cognitive research · Science communication
A multidimensional world
that never stops.
I'm Nika Nikousokhan. I was born in Tehran in 2001 and I hold an MS in Cultural Anthropology and Ethnology from the University of Bologna.
Biotechnology and cognitive neuroscience in Genoa. Anthropology in Bologna. For me they are not separate worlds, they are different ways of looking at the same person. Put together, they give me what I care about most: the whole picture of how we choose and what we want.
For six years I've also been speaking to people all over the world in Persian: social critique, lessons and open conversations. Today more than 100,000 people follow me across social media, and they taught me something no book did. People want to understand, and they deserve clear words.
I have a big dream. To change the way we think, the way we teach, and the way we do research.
I believe knowledge should be free. Not only free to access, but free to choose. Every person should decide what they want to know, how they want to learn it, and what kind of knowledge matters to them.
Your knowledge is yours. Like your home, like your name. No one should own it for you.
It's a dream that asks for a lot of work. I'm here to do it.
I speak about the ideas I want to fight for, for a long time. On stage, in classrooms and online.
Private property and individual freedom stand or fall together.
And power should belong to you.
Doubt and flexibility are what move us forward.
Boundaries are not walls. They are the road.
University of Bologna. Political anthropology and digital ethnography.
University of Genoa. Thesis on time and decision-making in risk situations.
Persian native · Italian advanced, academic level · English upper-intermediate.
Political anthropology · MS thesis · lead researcher
I designed and led my MS thesis in political anthropology. Using digital ethnography and netnography, I analysed political subjectivity, lived experience and collective narratives online, through social media analysis, direct testimonies and a real-time digital archive I built myself.
AI & medicine · lead researcher · in progress
I designed and coordinate this study. I test the most used large language models with medical questions to measure gender bias: how reliable, accurate and fair their answers really are, and what that means for patients.
Neuro-cognitive science · lead researcher · in progress
I designed and coordinated this study from start to finish. It measures stress biomarkers and behaviour at the same time: I track the timing, frequency and trend of cortisol while people make decisions under risk, to see how the body and the choice move together.
Sports science · co-author · published in Sports
How does competition change what happens inside an athlete? We measured stress hormones and immune responses (salivary cortisol, IgA and cytokines) in water polo players.
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Find your own way
I don't believe one discipline can explain a human being. That's why I created and led many projects to help people find their way in life.
Together we look at who you are, what you want, and the road that is truly yours. Your path, your choice.
Request a coaching session →Say it out loud
I have strong ideas, and I say them out loud. For years I've spoken to thousands of people about freedom, knowledge and the choices we make.
Now I bring these ideas to stages, universities, podcasts and webinars: individual freedom and private property, knowledge as power, doubt as change, discipline as a road.
Invite me to speak →I'm open to new opportunities in international project coordination and research.
If you share the dream, or just have a good question, write to me.