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I began my academic journey in psychology, studying attention through multiple object tracking, and then completed a Master’s in Cognitive Neuroscience focused on computational modelling of musical surprisal. My PhD in auditory neuroscience explores hedonic responses to natural sounds, aiming to understand both typical experiences of pleasantness and atypical sensitivities, such as misophonia. Using EEG, MEG, psychophysics, physiology, and behavioural methods, I combine computational and experimental approaches to investigate how the brain encodes the emotional impact of sound.