Marwah Ba Qatyan is a Research Assistant in the Behavior Research Program at ISDC and currently a master’s student in Mind and Brain at the Humboldt University of Berlin. Her academic background combines psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and artificial intelligence. Her research focuses on human decision-making, judgment, and psychological well-being, with an emphasis on using data-driven methods to solve real-world challenges.
Through her training, she has gained hands-on experience in behavioral experiments, literature reviews, data management, and statistical analysis; her past research includes an undergraduate thesis on perceived social support and depressive symptoms conducted at Tunku Abdul Rahman University College. She is passionate about interdisciplinary, evidence-based research that deepens our understanding of human cognition and supports meaningful scientific solutions to complex societal issues.
