I am a cognitive neuroscientist studying visual perception. Broadly, I'm interested in how our brains generate perceptual experience, and the neural dynamics that support dynamic perception. I study these topics using psychophysical, neuroimaging (M/EEG, fMRI), and computational modeling methods. I'm doing my PhD training with Rachel Denison at BU, after a foray into the field with Marisa Carrasco at NYU. Before then, I did my undergraduate studies at Yale. In the intervening years, I worked in visual design. I like to draw many things, but am often asked to draw brains.

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