PhD student/Amateur musician/Devoted climber
I am currently pursuing a PhD degree in psychology at the University of Western Ontario in music cognition and numerical cognition. My research mainly focuses on how people perceive and represent non-symbolic proportions/ratios in space and time.
I am currently conducting research in the Music and Neuroscience lab led by Jessica Grahn, as well as the Numerical Cognition lab led by Daniel Ansari. Although my research is mainly on ratio processing, I am also involved other collaborative research projects studying music learning.
Since 2020, I have participated in the development of widgets for the educational website NEWBI4fMRI. Additionally, I have supervised several honor students conducting research projects in music cognition.
In 2021-2022, I, along with a fellow graduate student started organizing coding workshops in which graduate students more experienced in coding could share their knowledge with other graduate students new to coding.
I'm interested in measurement and statistics. Although my own research has used more complex analyses like structural equation modeling (SEM), I am also interested in how we can better teaching basic statistics, notably through the use of interactive widgets.