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I'm a (developmental) cognitive neuroscientist working as a postdoc in Nancy Kanwisher's lab at MIT. I investigate human visual perception, from very basic processing such as that of oriented lines and moving dots to higher-level perception of faces. My work combines psychophysics and neuroimaging, namely functional magnetic resonance imaging, to study how we see the world around us. The focus of my current work lies on the development of face perception in children with and without autism. We just launched a world wide internet-based study on face memory in adults with and without autism: please visit http://facetoface.mit.edu! In case you are looking for the webpages of Minerva FemmeNet - a network for women scientists of the Max Planck society - please follow this link. |
