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I’m interested in exploring the neural basis of conceptual knowledge regarding objects. More specifically, I’m investigating the organization of object information in the temporal cortex based on both physical characteristics and the degree to which we...

I study the way being born deprived of a sensory modality (for example, being born blind or deaf) affects brain organization and cognition. Studying people born blind, deaf or dysmelic (born without hands) helps learn about how sensory (or motor)...

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 –...

My research focuses on the impact of attention and prediction during naturalistic viewing (i.e. across saccadic eye-movements).

After completing a BSc. in Psychology, I moved onto a Masters in Brain Imaging Research and PhD in Neuroscience & Biomedical...

Every day, we see dozens of objects having a particular shape, color, motion and so forth as well as people raising their arms, turning their wrists, opening their mouths and grasping objects. Immediately, and without conscious effort, we identify these...