About me

I am a first year PhD student at Boston University majoring in Psychology. I am fortunate enough to work with Prof. Michael Hasselmo.

I work both on behavioral experiments and data analysis. I am excited about applying computational methods to biological research so that we can obtain a quantitative theory of the brain's function.

What i'm doing

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    Contextual Discrimination

    Run contextually-cued olfactory discrimination task and use tetrodes installed on the rat's head to collect and analyse electrophysiological data.

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    Neuromorphic Network

    Work on developing a spiking neural network model inspired by the principles of the olfactory bulb. The aim is to enhance its few-shot learning capabilities.