I'm a cognitive neuroscientist at UCLA who seeks to understand how the unique and malleable characteristics of our brains influence our visual perception.
My research integrates measures of brain anatomy (structural MRI & DTI), neural function (functional MRI & EEG), and perceptual performance (psychophysics & other behavioral measures) to link the structure and function of the human visual system to perception.
I use these techniques to investigate normal perception and to investigate perceptual abnormalities in mental illness.
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My research integrates measures of brain anatomy (structural MRI & DTI), neural function (functional MRI & EEG), and perceptual performance (psychophysics & other behavioral measures) to link the structure and function of the human visual system to perception.
I use these techniques to investigate normal perception and to investigate perceptual abnormalities in mental illness.
For more information about my research, publications, or background, select a tab above.
