I study visual information representation in the human brain using  both behavioral measures and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) techniques.  I am interested in the  involvement of the human posterior parietal cortex in supporting the adaptive and online aspect of visual information processing critical to visual working memory, decision making and behavior. I am also interested in the nature of visual representation in human occipito-temporal cortex. 

My recent work evaluated CNN modeling as a viable scientific method to understand primate vision and whether there are fundamental differences in visual processing between the brain and CNNs that would limit CNN modeling as a shortcut to understand primate vision.

Here is a  detailed description of my research. 

Here is the full list of my publications.

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I am a member of the Yale Visual Cognitive Neuroscience Lab.