I am currently working as a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Psychology, Durham University on FACE-UP project. On my role, I am working on how to protect children from air pollution in Nepal and Indonesia; supervised by Dr Judith Covey, Dr Claire Horwell, and Dr Rachel Kendal (Durham University).
I am also developing my own (side) project to investigate the reproductive success of The fifth gender in Sulawesi, Indonesia. In this project, I am collaborating with Michel and will develop collaborations with other people soon...
Previously, I worked as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at UCL Anthropology working on how cultures influence empathy behaviour in Indonesian societies with Dr Alecia Carter (University College London) and Dr Christine Webb (Harvard University). We measured empathy using three different measurements, i.e., self-report questionnaire (adult), pen-dropped experiment (adult), and broken toy experiment (children).
When I was Phd, I worked on sexual preference in Indonesian males with Dr Michel Raymond (University Montpellier) and Dr Bambang Suryobroto (IPB University). I was also involved in Michel’s and Bambang’s project about local adaptation on environment at risk. We are conducting this research in the villages around Semeru mountain, one of an active volcano in Indonesia, to measure risk taking behaviour of people who live in risky areas compared with people who lived in non-risky areas. In addition, I was also involved in their project on handedness in Indonesian society to assess heritability of handedness in East Nusa Tenggara where violent conflict is still high.
