I am an incoming HDFS PhD student at Auburn University.
My research interests include computational neuroimaging, statistics, and methodology, with a secondary interest in astrophysics. I previously worked as a student therapist and bring three years of clinical experience to my dynamic research background.
Here is the handbook I developed while teaching myself fMRI:
Open-source tools I created for fMRI data analysis:
- Neuroimaging Pipeline - a modular neuroimaging preprocessing meta pipeline for HPC clusters, with both a GUI and CLI.
- fMRI-QCtoolkit - a modular Python package for fMRI QC, integrating quantitative metrics from MRIQC, fMRIPrep, and AFNI, along with manual scoring.
- Deal with the fear and anxiety of using English to do clinical work - a document to provide novice counselors, therapists, social workers who speak English as a second language, especially international students, with strategies to cope with the anxiety and fear of using English to do clinical work.