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I’m excited to share that in August 2026, I will start as a postdoctoral research fellow at the Princeton Social Neuroscience Lab, supported by a fellowship by the Human Frontier Science Program! [Read More]

Excited to share that I’ll be at the Cognitive Neuroscience Society 2026 Annual Meeting in Vancouver, where I’ll be presenting both a blitz talk and a poster. I’ll be sharing recent work from my PhD on how the brain encodes speech during real-time, naturalistic conversations of varying interactional quality. [Read More]

I am excited to announce my search for a postdoctoral research position starting in 2026. My research has primarily focused on understanding the neurocognitive processes underlying the perception and valuation of conversational speech in varied social contexts. I am eager to continue exploring social interaction dynamics more broadly in a... [Read More]

We tend to naturally adapt to one another during real-time social interactions. This includes behavioral, emotional, and (neuro)physiological attunement. I am happy to coordinate a new biweekly Journal Club dedicated to discussing relevant recent findings on the mechanisms underlying interpersonal synchrony. [Read More]