– Bachelor’s of Science in Behavioral Neuroscience (2019) at Concordia University

– Bachelor’s of Science in Chemistry with a Minor in Biology (2022) at Concordia University

– Doctorate of Philosophy in Chemistry (ongoing) at Queen’s University

My research focuses on utilizing machine learning algorithms to predict cognitive overload of users in a VR environment via fNIRS and eye-tracking wearable technologies. My thesis aspires to personalize the VR learning experience to reflect the user’s cognitive load and level of expertise.