I am an AI scientist with a background in computational statistics and psychology. I hold a doctoral researcher position at Utrecht University (dept. Methodology & Statistics) with affiliate appointments at University Medical Center Utrecht (Julius Center) and Delft University of Technology (fac. Technology Policy and Management).

My research contributes to responsible AI in healthcare, primarly focusing on clinical decision-support systems in patient care. My approach combines data science with systems-theoretic methods to inform the development, implementation, and maintenance of clinical decision-support systems. The primary aim of my work is to ensure that data-driven systems exhibit human-centric values in their operations and align with needs of multiple stakeholders.

I am fortunate to have the opportunity to learn and draw insights from a multitude of inspiring researchers. This includes my supervisory team which consists of Prof. Dr. Daniel Oberski (Utrecht University - Human Data Science lab), Dr.ir. Roel Dobbe (TU Delft - Sociotechnical AI Systems lab), and Dr. Anastasia Giachanou (Utrecht University - Natural Language and Text Processing lab). In addition, much of my learning can be attributed to Dr. Maarten van Smeden's Methods for AI and Data Science groups at the University Medical Center Utrecht, as well as to members of the Algorithmic Society consortium.

If you're interested in one of my projects, would like to chat about AI systems in healthcare, collaborate, or consult me about your present work, feel free to reach out!

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