With a background in neuroscience and programming, I’ve developed an interest in how interdisciplinary research can address complex problems. During my BSc (Hons) in Neuroscience at Dalhousie University, I explored the connection between entertainment, motivation, and mind wandering in online learning, which introduced me to human-computer interaction research.In my Masters in Psychiatry Research, I had the opportunity to work on machine learning, computational modeling, measurement theory, and studies of the hippocampus and memory. These experiences allowed me to grow as a researcher and deepen my understanding of how different fields intersect.I'm also motivated by innovation and entrepreneurship, and I’m eager to continue learning and contributing to projects that create meaningful solutions.