People

Franckie is a doctoral candidate of clinical science at Harvard with a background in systems neural science. The central theme of her research is on how violence exposure might lead people to harmful coping behavior. Using theory and tools from...

Justice Herrera is a doctoral candidate in the Clinical Science program at Harvard University, jointly advised by Dr. Matthew Nock and Dr. Joseph Gone. Her research focuses on understanding and addressing culturally relevant factors that contribute to...

Felipe Herrmann is a doctoral candidate at Harvard University, advised by Dr. Matthew Nock. Before Harvard, he spent a year in Madrid, Spain, as a Fulbright Research Scholar at Fundación Jiménez Díaz and the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. His research...

Taylor McGuire is a PhD student in the Nock Lab. She received her Bachelors of Science in Human Development from Cornell University in 2016. Her research centers on 1) gaining a better understanding of dynamic interpersonal processes related to suicide...

Yuri-Grace Ohashi is a Clinical Science Ph.D. student jointly advised by Dr. Matthew Nock and Dr. Katie McLaughlin. Her research explores how social and affective factors influence stress susceptibility to confer risk and resilience for psychopathology...

Osiris has researched ways that sociocultural and cognitive factors shape the development of self-destructive and life-preserving behaviors, especially among members of traditionally understudied communities. Osiris’s work has focused on understanding the...

Chloe Roske is a Ph.D. candidate in the Clinical Science program at Harvard University. She graduated summa cum laude from The University of Chicago in 2022 with an A.B. in psychology with honors and a minor in religious studies. Chloe has previously...