I am a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Psychology at Harvard University. In my research I use the tools of cognitive and evolutionary psychology to study the mind and human behavior. Specifically, I investigate the evolution, development, and psychological mechanisms of imagination, foresight, decision-making, and emotion.
MY BIO AND RESEARCH
I am currently based at the Schacter Memory Lab at the Harvard University Department of Psychology as a postdoctoral fellow, where I will soon be starting a NHMRC C.J. Martin Early Career Fellowship. I will also be affiliated with the Memory and Imagination in Neurological Disorders (MIND) group led by A/Professor Muireann Irish at the Brain and Mind Centre, the University of Sydney, as well as the University of Sydney School of Psychology, where I will subsequently be taking up my C.J. Martin fellowship.
I was previously based at the University of Queensland School of Psychology, at the Early Cognitive Development Centre and the Centre for Psychology and Evolution.
In my research I have done experimental, cross-sectional and longitudinal studies with samples including undergraduate students, adult volunteers, young children and chimpanzees, as well as with large epidemiological, economic and national datasets. You can see a list of my published papers on the ‘publications’ page or on my Google Scholar profile.
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