I am currently splitting my time between quantitative research and scientific community management.
I work as a Quantitative Researcher at the Royal Society of Arts, where I work on interventions that aim to enable people, places and the planet to flourish in harmony. As part of my role, I work on enhancing our digital infrastructure to enable open, reproducible, and collaborative research, for example by maintaining our GitHub Organization.
I also work as a Scientific Community Manager at Imperial College London, specifically the UNIVERSE-HPC project. The UNIVERSE-HPC project aims to define a training curriculum framework, spanning from undergraduate to continuing professional development level, for Research Software Engineers (RSEs) specializing in high performance computing (HPC).
I previously completed a PhD Student at the the Psychology of Language department of the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in Nijmegen. In my PhD research, I studied how processes of language production and language comprehension affect memory, especially when combined into conversation. I investigated these topics using behavioural measures and eye-tracking methods, both in the lab and online, under the supervision of Dr Laurel Brehm and Professor Antje Meyer.
PhD in Social Sciences, 2020
Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics (Radboud University)
MSc in Language Sciences, 2015
University of Reading
BA in English Language and Literature, 2013
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki