About
Adam Calderon is a second-year Ph.D. student in clinical psychology at The Pennsylvania State University. His research is focused on better understanding the dynamic relationship between anxiety and mood disorders, with a particular interest in psychometrics, computational modeling, and formalized psychological theory.
Adam was a Fulbright Fellow at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, an APA Psychology Fellow at the United Nations, and a current Bunton-Waller Scholar at Penn State. Adam received a B.S. in behavioral neuroscience at Quinnipiac University and an M.A. in Psychology in Education at Columbia University.
Download my CV.
- anxiety & depression
- computational psychiatry
- dynamical systems theory
- network science
- philosophy of science
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, expected 2028
The Pennsylvania State University
M.A. in Psychology in Education, 2020
Columbia University
B.S. in Behavioral Neuroscience, 2017
Quinnipiac University
Experience
- Provide support for research on the etiology and treatment of traumatic stress disorders, anxiety, and complicated grief, including consulting on a wide range of psychometric and machine learning analyses.
- Chosen as one of seven individuals to receive a Fulbright Research Grant to Hungary.
- Received training on structural and functional MRI, longitudinal time-sensitivity analysis, and machine learning classifier methods.
- Provided research support for data analyses and visualizations of mood and anxiety disorders and emotion regulation flexibility.
- Directed a cross-functional 8-member research assistant team to develop an emotion regulation behavioral task.
- Composed literature reviews on attentional bias and its measurement.
Publications
Contact
- afc6160@psu.edu
- 337 Moore Building, Penn State University, University Park, PA 16802
- Follow me on Twitter
- Follow me on LinkedIN