About

I completed my undergraduate degree in psychology at University of San Diego. As an undergraduate, I conducted research on the neurobiological features of autism, aggression in professional hockey, the psychology of religion, and cognition during moral judgments. After graduating, I worked at a 3D printing company before joining the Translational Neuroimaging Lab at UCLA as a staff research associate to study non-invasive brain stimulation and tobacco use disorder. Currently, I am a PhD student in the UCLA Neuroscience Interdepartmental Program (NSIDP).