Psychology of Places
I research the Psychology of Places: how the surrounding environments can shape the way we feel, think, and act.
My work explores how places become meaningful and restorative, and how they influence personality, behaviour, and emotion. I study how everyday environments, such as natural landscapes or dense urban spaces, shape psychological experiences and contribute to human well-being.
I consult for urban design firms and NGOs, helping to translate psychological insights into human-centered environments. I am always open to new research and industry collaborations.
Emotions and AI systems
I have a broad interest in the responsible and ethical integration of AI systems into mainstream use, with a specific focus on the responsible applications of automatic emotion detection systems.
- Psychology of Places
- Personality
- Emotions
- AI
PhD in Psychology
University of Cambridge
MPhil in Psychology
University of Cambridge
BSc in Psychology
King's College London
