I am a Research Assistant Professor at Northwestern University and have worked as a full-time neuroscientist for over a decade. My research spans topics including memory, attention, amnesia, autism, olfaction, and brain–respiration coupling.

Alongside research, I have taught at UC San Diego, University of Washington, University of Sheffield, Loyola University, and Northwestern University, helping students and professionals build strong foundations in statistics, R programming, data analysis, and signal processing.

Through these experiences, I’ve developed deep expertise in applied statistics and analytic thinking. My goal is to make complex concepts approachable and practical, so you can confidently apply them in your own work. I’m excited to share these skills with you!