Tuan is a PhD candidate in the joint Neuroscience program of The Jackson Laboratory and Tufts University. He studies spontaneous mouse behavior from video recordings, combining computer vision, machine learning, and statistical modeling. He has applied these computational methods on mouse genetic models of neurodevelopmental disorders to quantify subtle but reproducible differences among the models. As a Bruce McEwen fellow, he will leverage multi-day behavioral recordings to characterize long-term social interaction and its association with anxiety-like behaviors and frailty. The goal is to have a more comprehensive view of the behavioral repertoire and develop a data-driven approach to connect sociability and biological aging.