HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL
CONSUMER PSYCHOLOGY | ETHICS | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Ethical Intelligence Lab, Marketing Unit, Department of Business Administration
Affiliated Researcher | Advisor: Julian De Freitas, PhD | Remote Work
Examining the ethics of autonomous machines and systems (e.g., Tesla, Chatbots, GPT-3): How are intelligent products ethically designed, used, and interpreted? What are their effects on human cognition and behavior? How might this influence policy?
YALE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
CLINICAL TRANSLATIONAL NEUROSCIENCE | NEUROPSYCHIATRY
Emerge Research Program, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Affiliated Researcher | Advisor: Lynnette Averill, PhD | Remote Work
Investigating the psychoneurobiology of stress-related psychopathology (e.g., anxiety, trauma), and the neural underpinnings of glutamatergic-based drugs (e.g., ketamine): How do psychiatric disorders develop and maintain? What is the interplay between one's biology, psychology, and the environment? Why is one person more resilient to mental illness than another? What mechanisms drive the efficacy of ketamine and other psychedelics for this population?
*Dr. Averill is now co-directing the Emerge Research Program at both Yale School of Medicine and Baylor College of Medicine.
DUKE UNIVERSITY
COGNITIVE AND BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE | PSYCHOLOGY
Mind at Large Lab at Duke University, Department of Psychology and Neuroscience
Research Assistant | Advisors: Matthew Slayton, MA (primary); Paul Seli, PhD | Remote Work
Studying interpersonal neural and behavioral synchronization (i.e., interacting minds): How do we optimize human cognitive processing to increase daily function and productivity (e.g., creativity, problem-solving)? What underlying structures can be targeted?