I completed my undergraduate studies double majoring in Biology and Psychology at Case Western Reserve University in the US. Then, I started pursuing clinical psychology and earned my master’s degree at Columbia University. I have also been working in multiple relevant fields, aiming for interdisciplinary research, which includes public health/epidemiology, forensic psychology, sociology, and machine learning/artificial intelligence. My major research interest is psychosis, including early detection and prevention implementation with novel methods.
The TOUCH project I will be working on resonates with my research passion, as I will be researching the topic of detecting early psychosis risk based on language abnormalities and cognitive bias using artificial intelligence techniques.