Bio

I’m a cognitive scientist by training, with an interdisciplinary background spanning AI, neuroscience, physics, linguistics, psychology, and philosophy.

I completed my PhD in the Adaptive Brain Lab at the University of Cambridge’s Department of Psychology, under the supervision of Zoe Kourtzi and Mark van der Wilk. Here, I worked on AI for Brain Science and Mental Health and computational cognitive neuroscience approaches to learning and decision making.

Before my PhD, I helped establish a machine learning team at Goldman Sachs in Hong Kong, bridging the gap between academic research and real-world applications.

During my MPhil, supervised by Pascale Fung, I worked on several projects related to natural language processing and affective computing. Working with Genta Indra Winata, I built a virtual therapist platform that used deep learning to model user emotional states and generate empathetic dialogue-an early preview of my current work at the intersection of AI and mental health.

I received my undergrad degree in Applied Physics from the TU Delft in the Netherlands.