Sebastian Günnel is a cognitive scientist and founder-researcher at Alika Systems and the affiliated Institute of Housing Research in Landshut, Germany. His work combines cognitive and clinical neuroscience, assistive technology, and health services research to support independent living and sustainable care at home. He previously conducted research at TH Rosenheim and the Center for Clinical Neuroplasticity at Medical Park Loipl, focusing on post-clinical care, neurological assessment, and sensorimotor function. His current research explores participatory Living Lab methods, privacy-conscious object-centered sensing, and evidence-based support systems for people and families navigating the transition from hospital or rehabilitation to everyday life at home.