Who am I?
I am a PhD student in the Cognitive and Information Sciences department at University of California Merced
What I do
I study emergence of social inequality, how inequality influences human behaviors, and belief dynamics in society. The tools that I deploy include computational modeling, such as dynamical system and agent-based models, and observational data of the real-world.
Past experience
Prior to my current PhD program, I worked as a data scientist at a consulting firm in Bangkok. I also completed my Master's program in computer science at University of Souther California with a research project on utilizing machine learning with multimodal behavioral data to facilitate the annotation of utterances in psychotherapy sessions.
