Research
EEG, music cognition, auditory perception, selective attention, behavioral experiments, statistical analysis, and experimental design.
About
Researcher.
Developer.
Musician.
I am a cognitive neuroscience researcher and creative technologist interested in how music, sound, and technology shape human perception.
My work combines EEG research, behavioral experiment design, software development, digital signal processing, audio engineering, and music production.
My background
From interactive media to neuroscience
My background began in interactive multimedia, where I developed an interest in the ways programming, sound, design, and human behavior can come together in creative systems.
I later expanded that work through graduate study in music technology, studying digital signal processing, computational neuroscience, music perception, audio software engineering, and experimental research methods.
Today, I use tools such as EEG, PsychoPy, MATLAB, R, Python, and C++ to study auditory attention and build technologies for research, music, and creative expression.
What I do
An interdisciplinary practice
Software
Python, C++, MATLAB, R, JavaScript, DSP, Raspberry Pi systems, audio plugins, and research tools.
Audio
Recording, mixing, live sound, synthesis, music production, and interactive audio technology.
Teaching
Guitar instruction, academic peer coaching, technical training, and taekwondo instruction.
Current interests
Questions I am exploring
Music CognitionEEGCognitive NeuroscienceAuditory PerceptionSelective AttentionAudio DSPCreative CodingMusic TechnologyHuman-Computer Interaction
Beyond the lab
Music, radio, teaching, and martial arts
Outside of research and software development, I write and produce original music, work with recording and live-sound systems, and build tools for independent radio and music discovery.
I also teach guitar, have worked as an academic peer coach, and train and teach taekwondo.
Learn more about my work
Explore my research, software, music, or full CV.