PI
Siwei Liu is an Associate Professor of Human Development and an affiliated faculty of Quantitative Psychology at UC Davis. She received her B.Sc. degree in Psychology from Fudan University in China, and her master degree in Applied Statistics and Ph.D. in Human Development and Family Studies from the Pennsylvania State University. She conducts research on statistical methods for analyzing intensive longitudinal data, in particular in the frameworks of multilevel modeling, structural equation modeling, time series analysis, and functional data analysis. Email: sweliu@ucdavis.edu
Postdoctoral Scholar
Bonnie Dixon is a Postdoctoral Scholar in the Intensive Longitudinal Methods Lab. She uses computational data science methods to conduct research on behavioral health. Her area of focus is applied nutritional neuroscience – the study of interactions between diet and brain functioning – and especially, dietary influences on sleep. She received her Ph.D. in Nutritional Biology from UC Davis.
Email: bmdixon@ucdavis.edu
Email: bmdixon@ucdavis.edu
Graduate Student
Jody Zhou is a Human Development PhD student in the Intensive Longitudinal Methods Lab. She received her B.Sc. in Cognitive Science with a minor in Statistics from UC Davis. She is interested in statistical models for analyzing longitudinal data of human behavior, mental, and brain processes. She hopes to develop quantitative methods that can explore questions at the individual level.
Email: jodzhou@ucdavis.edu
Email: jodzhou@ucdavis.edu
