My research interest in material culture and vernacular architecture delves into the intricate ways in which everyday objects and traditional building practices encapsulate and communicate the values, histories, and identities of communities,bridging between past and present societal norms and practices.

My research interest in material culture and handwoven textiles delves into the intricate ways these elements serve as a fabric connecting the past with the present, encapsulating the identity, heritage, and socio-economic dynamics of indigenous communities.

My research interest lies in unraveling how agricultural rituals serve as pivotal points for social transformation, shedding light on the symbiotic relationship between ceremonial practices and the evolution of societal structures and norms.

My research interest in culture and public health examines how traditional beliefs and practices intersect with contemporary health initiatives, illuminating the role of cultural context in shaping health behaviors and outcomes within communities.

My research interest in gender-based violence, particularly violence against women in Southeast Asia, delves into understanding the cultural, societal, and policy dimensions that shape and address the complexities of this pressing issue across the region.