My research takes a deeply interdisciplinary approach to the study of human behavior, drawing insights and tools from clinical psychology, computer science, and quantitative methods. Each of these fields offers a unique perspective on human behavior and the problems that arise during its examination. I have organized my early career around the notion that the advancement of scientific understanding will require individuals capable of traversing the borderland where these fields meet. In addition to serving as an interdisciplinary liaison and translator, I strive to integrate these perspectives into more nuanced and detailed wholes.