I have a special interest for methodology and statistics, and I often serve as a statistician for research projects outside my primary area of research. 

Over the past four years, I have had the privilege of working with multiple universities internationally, assisting in the development of methodological and design plans for upcoming studies. Additionally, I have been responsible for conducting statistical analyses and crafting results reports for scientific peer-reviewed publications. 

This collaborative work has been incredibly fulfilling, allowing me to engage with a wide range of projects across diverse fields (clinical neuropsychology, physiology, nutrition, sleep, to cite a few). It has not only enabled me to acquire new techniques but also apply my expertise in methodology and statistics more broadly. For example, I have been involved in meta-analytic projects, complex modelling, and design of clinical trial protocols. I'm eager to continue this work, maintaining existing partnerships while also exploring opportunities for new collaboration. 

Feel free to contact me if you would like to collaborate and/or use the tasks I have designed! 

Warning: This page is going to be a perpetual work in progress! 

PsychoPy: Code for Cognitive Tasks

Vigilance Clock Task: Measure of vigilance (sustained attention). In this task, participants monitor a clock-like display where a hand moves at regular intervals, but occasionally skipping a beat. Feedback is provided through a red flash for incorrect responses and a green flash for correct ones. Every characteristic of the task can be easily changed. 

Click here to access the code files on GitHub.