I'm an interdisciplinary researcher working at the intersection of experimental psychology, social cognition, and emerging technologies. I'm particularly interested in how people experience, understand, and respond to one another, and how immersive technologies can help us investigate cognition, emotion, and behaviour.
I hold a PhD in Bioengineering from the University of Auckland, with co-supervision from Psychological Medicine. My doctoral research explored the use of a virtual reality compassion meditation to support emotional regulation and recovery from empathic distress.
My broader research interests span empathy and compassion, embodied cognition, contemplative science, and human-computer interaction.
I'm currently seeking postdoctoral opportunities with interdisciplinary teams that bring together behavioural and psychophysiological methods to investigate cognition, emotion, and subjective experience.
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Below are videos of various research projects I have designed and developed.