Postdoc at University at Buffalo. interested in ingestive behavior, metabolic disorders, behavioral economics, and obesity prevention/treatment.
Buffalo, NY
Joined April 2023
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Had a great time in Philadelphia presenting my research and honored to be awarded the Harry R. Kissileff Award at @SSIBsociety for best oral presentation from a postdoc fellow. Looking forward to Toronto.
My new paper exploring how dyadic composition affects long-term success in family-based behavioral weight loss treatment. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
My new publication assessing the breezing med indirect calorimeter device in children. Got to collaborate with the device’s creators at ASU. authors.elsevier.com/a/1n6Y4…
Just found out there’s a lot people who believe humans are not omnivores. If you’re one of these people please explain.
Getting funding for an ultra processed vs minimally processed food RCT and not controlling for energy density is irresponsible. The outcomes are a given if one diet is much higher in energy density. What are we learning from such studies that we do not already know?
Surreal to be able to present research at Oxford University! My last day at the society for the study of ingestive behavior conference.
The study I’m currently running got a feature in the news ! spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/ce…
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🌟 New study in Obesity!
Can diet + exercise reduce impulsivity in adults with overweight/obesity? This RCT explores the brain-behavior connection.
🔗 ow.ly/w3Ec50WpPAv
#Obesity #Neurobiology #HealthBehavior
Our new perspective paper on the use of metabolic testing to personalize obesity treatment in both kids and adults onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Great research deserves to be shared...and now you have more time!
The SSIB 2025 abstract deadline has been extended to March 21st at Midnight PT!
📅 New Deadline: March 21st
🔗 Submit Here: shorturl.at/j0BFo
Submit your abstract and join us in Oxford!
New paper! My research looking at the relationship between food switching behavior and fat mass change over time. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Spending the week collaborating on a research project in Phoenix! It has been such a great experience.
I feel like the rapid rise of anti-intellectualism is ironically largely due to the education system failing. It’s shocking how many “educated” people are so easily manipulated, lack any media literacy, and gravitate towards every conspiracy theory they read online.
Nick Neuwald retweeted
I am recruiting a PhD student to start Fall 2025. If you are interested (or know any students!) in studying food parenting and obesity/eating disorders and want to get a PhD in nutrition, please reach out!
PhD graduation! I’m very grateful to have had such an amazing mentor for the past 5 years @KatKellerLab
My PhD advisor @KatKellerLab gifted me this beautiful 1926 edition of The Physiology of Taste as a parting gift from the lab! My cat Chanclas already finished reading it.
