I am a postdoctoral researcher in the Psychology department at Yale University, where I work primarily with Laurie Santos. In my research, I combine behavioral experiments, computational modeling, and human neuroimaging to answer questions at the intersection of social psychology and cognitive science.

Previoustly, I completed my doctoral training in the Princeton Social Neuroscience Lab, working primarily with Diana Tamir and Tom Griffiths. I have also learnt enormously from fabulous mentors and collaborators such as Robert Hawkins, Elizabeth McDevitt, Meghan Meyer, Mark Thornton, and many others. I earned my BA from Vanderbilt University, where I did clinical psychology research with Bunmi Olatunji and Sohee Park.