In Summer 2025 I will be joining the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as a Research Assistant Professor in Psychology and Neuroscience with the Winston Center for Technology and the Developing Brain.

My research is focused on how we can use neuroscience to better understand complex, mixed, and sentimental feelings induced by modern life and technology.


These experiences are crucial for understanding well-being in the digital age, and my work focuses on both the basic and developmental processes underlying how we behave and feel in an increasingly complicated world.

USC Dornsife made this awesome video highlighting some of the main ideas behind my research

Education

University of Southern California → Ph.D. in Psychology: Brain and Cognitive Sciences
University College London/Yale Child Study Center → M.Res. in Developmental Neuroscience and Psychopathology
University of Rochester → B.S. in Brain and Cognitive Sciences; B.A. in Linguistics