Personal Statement
I am a researcher in the Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience research group in the Department of Psychology, Institute of Population Health. My research interest is at the intersection of psychological methods and cognitive psychology. Among others, I am interested in how Bayesian statistical methods can improve research efficiency, how expert knowledge can be incorporated into statistical models, and in how people formulate and update their beliefs in the light of data. As an Open Science advocate, I publish all materials, code, and data related to my research, as well as most of my teaching materials on OSF and GitHub.

Research Overview
Currently, my research interests include:

* Bayesian methods for sample size determination
* Prior elicitation from experts
* Knowledge updating in numeric judgment
* Metascience