Assistant Professor Aislinn Sandre conducts research in the Department of Psychology at Western University. Her scholarly work emphasizes developmental psychopathology, neuroscience, and affective science, focusing on the neural correlates of emotion regulation in youth. She investigates how early-life experiences and biological markers influence the risk for developing mood disorders during adolescence. Holding a Doctor of Philosophy from McGill University, she is a member of the Western Institute for Neuroscience. She supervises graduate students in the field of child clinical psychology and is currently available for academic mentorship and doctoral student inquiries regarding the neurobiology of emotional development.