About me
I'm a computational cognitive neuroscientist interested in how the brain functions as a proactive organ. Specifically, I investigate how the three building blocks of biological intelligence: perception, action, and cognition flexibly interact to inform precise and adaptive behavior. I'm privileged to work on human intracranial electrophysiology under the supervision of Lucia Melloni and Taufik Valiante. I'm fortunate to be among the inaugural cohort of joint PhD students at the Max Planck - University of Toronto Centre (MPUTC) for Neural Science and Technology.
I received my BS in Neural Science from New York University's campus in Shanghai where I got my first experiences with human electrophysiology and neuroimaging in the lab of Xing Tian.
