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I'm a Research Coordinator at the Poldrack Lab @ Stanford University, where I serve as primary analyst for two of the largest dense-sampling fMRI datasets in the field. My work sits at the intersection of precision fMRI, computational modeling, and open-source research infrastructure.

I'm motivated by a fundamental question: how does the brain give rise to individual differences in perception, memory, and social cognition? I design cognitive tasks for behavioral and neuroimaging experiments, build data pipelines for fMRI analysis, and contribute to open-source tools that help researchers do better science. Outside the lab, you'll find me playing volleyball, biking or hiking, or caring for my two dogs and six cats.