ABOUT ME

I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Measurement, Evaluation, and Data Science program at the University of Alberta. I am also associated with the Centre for Research in Applied Measurement and Evaluation (CRAME).

My research utilizes methods, concepts, and theories in psychology, learning sciences, psychometrics, artificial intelligence, and data science to understand and disentangle complexities in education and offer practical solutions to educational issues. I strive to generate high-quality research while collaborating with different experts and researchers in other fields and institutions. I cherish innovative research approaches that are replicable and reproducible for trustworthy and generalizable science.

My current research interests include response behavior and learner modeling with data mining, natural language processing, learning analytics, and machine learning applications. I am also interested in ethical and human-centered AI applications in education. You can find out more about the research projects I contribute here.