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Scientific Research Network on Decision Neuroscience & Aging (SRNDNA) Pilot Grant

I'm honored to announce that I have been awarded a 2024 Pilot Grant by the Scientific Research Network on Decision Neuroscience and Aging at The University of Texas at Dallas. This prestigious recognition supports our project aimed at understanding the changes in risk tolerance and decision-making in relation to cognitive aging and Alzheimer’s Disease. Our multidisciplinary approach combines computational modeling, virtual reality, and cognitive psychology to explore these vital aspects. This grant not only acknowledges our team's dedication but also propels our efforts in advancing research critical for improving the lives of older adults and those with cognitive impairments.

NVIDIA Fundamentals of Deep Learning

Thrilled to announce my acceptance into the NVIDIA Deep Learning program! A huge shoutout to ColorStack UF for opening this door for me. Eagerly looking forward to enhancing my knowledge in deep learning and integrating it into my upcoming projects.

Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM)

This summer, I had the opportunity to visit Canada, present my research on the neural shifts in navigation strategy that occur with age, and learn about other exciting research being conducted around the world.

J. Frank Yates Student Conference Award

I am pleased to announce that I have been selected as a recipient of the prestigious Yates travel Award by the Psychonomic Society. This incredible honor recognizes my commitment to advancing the field of psychology and my contributions to research in cognitive science. With this award, I have been granted the opportunity to travel and present my findings at an esteemed conference in the coming months. I am profoundly grateful to the Psychonomic Society for their recognition and support, and I look forward to sharing my research with the wider scientific community.

National Institute on Aging T32 Fellowship on non-Pharmacological Interventions for Cognition in Aging, MCI, and Alzheimer’s Disease (T32 AG020499)

Exciting news! I am honored to share that I have been awarded the prestigious T32 Research Training program in Non-Pharmacological Interventions for Cognition in Aging, MCI, and Alzheimer’s Disease from the University of Florida's College of Public Health and Health Professions. This incredible opportunity will propel my career in the field of cognitive psychology, allowing me to engage in cutting-edge research and collaborate with esteemed experts. I am deeply grateful for the recognition and support.

Scientific Research Network on Decision Neuroscience and Aging (SRNDNA)

I am excited to share that I had the privilege of presenting my research on risk tolerance across gambling and navigation domains in Santa Barbara, CA. The opportunity to showcase my work and connect with esteemed experts in the fields of decision making and aging was invaluable. I am grateful for being granted a full scholarship for this training opportunity, which allowed me to expand my knowledge and forge meaningful connections. This experience has further fueled my passion for studying decision-making processes and their impact on aging.

Gerber Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience Psychology Research Award

I am thrilled to announce that I have been honored with the prestigious Gerber Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience Psychology Research Award for my exceptional contributions in the field of Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience. I am deeply thankful for the acknowledgment of my hard work and dedication to advancing our understanding of the mind and behavior.

O. Ruth McQuown Graduate Scholarship

I am delighted to share that I have been awarded the O. Ruth McQuown Graduate Scholarship for my dedication to fostering opportunities for underrepresented minorities in science. This prestigious scholarship recognizes my commitment to promoting diversity and inclusivity in the scientific community. I am grateful for the support and encouragement I have received throughout my journey. This scholarship will empower me to continue advocating for underrepresented voices in science and to make a positive impact.

Dallas Aging and Cognition Conference (DACC)

I am thrilled to share that I had the incredible opportunity to present my research on age-related neural and behavioral shifts of navigation strategy at the esteemed Dallas Aging and Cognition Conference on February 25th, 2023. It was an honor to showcase my work alongside other brilliant minds in the field. I am grateful to have received a travel award from this conference to support my training and professional advancement in the field of cognitive aging.

Successful Masters Thesis defense!!!

I'm excited to announce that I have successfully defended my Master's thesis titled "The Role of Risk Tolerance in Navigation Strategy Decisions." This research, which will be published as a Registered Report soon, delves into the intriguing connection between risk tolerance in the context of the explore/exploit tradeoff and navigation strategy. I am grateful for the guidance and support I received throughout this journey. This milestone marks an important step in my academic career, and I am excited to contribute to the scientific community with my findings. Stay tuned for the upcoming publication!

Jacquelin Goldman Spring Scholarship

I am honored to have received the Jacquelin Goldman Spring Scholarship from the Department of Psychology for my research on risk tolerance as a domain general trait across contexts in younger and older adults. Grateful for this recognition and excited to continue exploring the fascinating field of psychology.

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