My science
I enjoy science and technology with a particular passion for neuroscience and engineering.
I completed my bachelors in bioengineering at University of California, Berkeley with research experiences in microelectromechanical systems and psychophysics on the olfactory system. I then moved from the engineering side of campus to the other side to pursue my PhD in neuroscience. For my doctoral thesis, I study decision-making under Prof. Jonathan Wallis, looking specifically at how value gets assigned to external environmental cues as compared to internally generated actions. For more details on my science and research, select from the top panel of photos on the home page.
In light humour, here’s a pop culture representation of my line of research: