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

Collaborating with a team of researchers on the development and validation of a novel 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 patients, patients with chronic sleeping problems).

Other responsibilities include:

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

• Administration of questionnaire batteries to clinical research participants

• Transcription of focus group discussions

• Questionnaire data entry and verification

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

In this research study, we adapted the affective priming paradigm to investigate how the affective processing of visual stimuli is influenced by tactile softness perception.

Participated in DISCOVER URECA Poster Exhibition & Competition 2019.