I use various neuroimaging methods (fMRI, sMRI, TMS) to study organization and plasticity of the brain in people with atypical sensory experience (for example, individuals born deaf or blind, or sighted subjects taught how to read with their hands – using the Braille alphabet). Studying such cases gives me an opportunity to address a broader question of how sensory experience and genetic blueprints interact to shape the human brain and cognition.  

For a complete list of my publications, please see my Google Scholar profile.