Daniel Jin Blum

Daniel Jin Blum serves as Research Assistant Professor of Psychology at New York University Shanghai, bringing expertise from prior roles as Adjunct Clinical Faculty at Stanford University and research training at UC Berkeley. His academic trajectory spans clinical psychology and sleep science across major U.S. institutions.

Education

• PhD in Clinical Psychology, California School of Professional Psychology
• BA in Psychology, University of Colorado

Dr. Blum's research centers on sleep-circadian-metabolic interactions, investigating how disruptions in sleep patterns affect physiological and psychological health outcomes. His work bridges clinical psychology with chronobiology, emphasizing real-world applications for metabolic disorders and mental health conditions through interdisciplinary approaches.

His publication record demonstrates consistent focus on sleep phase disorders and chronotype interventions, with clinically oriented research spanning psychiatric guidelines, adolescent behavioral trials, and evidence-based resilience frameworks. This body of work reveals strong thematic continuity in translating sleep science into practical health solutions across developmental stages.