About

I’m an experimental psychologist and clinical neuroimaging enthusiast with 10+ years of experience in academic research, teaching, and mentoring students.

I collect, curate, and utilize brain imaging data, applying advanced analytic approaches and developing neuroinformatics tools for establishing brain-based biomarkers of neurological and psychiatric illness. I am passionate about teaching and mentoring and making neuroscience accessible to everyone - through open access initiatives, responsible and organized data management, and by clearly communicating and disseminating key research findings.

I love to learn and I love to share my discoveries. I am passionate about teaching and mentoring and I do all I can to help others succeed.

Data-Driven Psychology

I love to explore. I believe that it’s important to expand our range of vision and be open to new ideas and information we may not expect; great discoveries and scientific advancement often result from unexpected sources. I try to search for truth through a wide variety of modalities and methods, although much of my work can be categorized as data-driven.

Research Interests

I love to study