Proposed a collaborative project between the Department of Psychology and Department of Podiatry to investigate the psychological determinants of orthotic device adherence. This project will commence in July 2020.

Collaborating with a team of researchers on the development of a psychometrically validated mindfulness questionnaire for use in Singapore.

Assisted in other research projects assessing the efficacy of mindfulness-based group interventions in clinical populations (e.g. stroke, sleep difficulties).

Other responsibilities include:

• Administration of questionnaire batteries to clinical research participants

• Transcription of focus group discussions

• Questionnaire data entry and verification

• Literature reviews (including but not limited to questionnaire construction, second victim syndrome, stroke intervention adherence)

Conducted independent research under Associate Professor Ryo Kitada and Dr Achille Pasqualotto; adapted the affective priming paradigm to examine the multisensory relationships between pleasantness and softness.

Participated in DISCOVER URECA Poster Exhibition & Competition 2019.