email: saarbuckle [at] gmail [dot] com
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I completed a B.Sc. in Psychology at Queen's University where I studied survey questionnaire development with Dr. Ronald Holden and how we transform variable sounds into meaningful language with Dr. Ingrid Johnsrude.
I then obtained a Ph.D. in Computational Neuroscience focusing on sensorimotor control with Dr. Jörn Diedrichsen and Dr. Andrew Pruszynski at Western University. During my Ph.D., I secured an NSERC scholarship and funded some of my projects through BrainsCAN.
I've helped design and teach courses in data science, neural networks, neuroimaging, statistics, and psychology (I too get to learn by doing this).
Most recently, I've helped deliver a series of short courses on neurotechnology for Queen's University, for which we secured $1 million in competitive funding from the Ontario government. These primer courses are designed to provide an accessible intro to how our brains and neurotechnologies work, and how neurotechnologies can help tackle real-world problems.
