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I am broadly interested in the topic of adaptive forgetting of unwanted emotional memories. In addition to my research interest on memory and forgetting, I have prior experience conducting research on modulating intrusive memories of trauma, social decision-making and mental well-being. I employ a combination of behavioral and neuroimaging methods (e.g. fMRI, EEG) in my research. My doctoral research is supervised by Prof. Michael Anderson in the Memory Control Lab. My PhD is funded by the Medical Research Council and the Trinity College Henry Barlow Scholarship.
