PhD Student investigating hippocampal dynamics in active decision making.
Specializing in Calcium Imaging
and Computational Analysis.
I am a PhD Student in Neuroscience at the University of British Columbia (UBC), working under the supervision of Dr. Jason Snyder. I previously earned my MSc in Neuroscience (UBC) and BSc in Computer Science (McGill University).
My research focuses on probabilistic learning and decision making. I use advanced techniques like in-vivo calcium imaging (Miniscopes) and all-optical interrogation to understand how hippocampal neural ensembles encode choice values in real-time.
Beyond the lab, I am an advocate for Open Science (creator of Pathfinder), a hobbyist in Home Automation, and the founder of 3133 Computing.
Publications
Citations
Projects
Investigating how neural circuits process task information using single-photon miniscopes and targeted optogenetic manipulation in mice.
Visit Lab Website View ORCIDOpen-source software for analyzing spatial navigation search strategies. Published in F1000Research.
View CodeDeveloped mathematical models to trace neuron development, filopodia formation, and bouton development. Published in J. Neuroscience.
Read PaperInvestigated the effects of silencing the dorsal and ventral hippocampus using DREADDs during probabilistic reversal learning.
View ThesisAnalysis of pathfinding efficiency in modern game environments (A* and similar algorithms).
View ReportFounder of an IT business providing comprehensive services to help clients stay connected and secure.
Visit WebsiteI'm available for research collaborations and consulting.
Snyder Lab
UBC Hospital, 2211 Wesbrook Mall, Vancouver, BC