Lab Members

Visual perceptual alterations in psychosis, behavioral psychophysics, eye-tracking, functional neuroimaging, and conceptual foundations of cognitive science

Vision and attention in psychosis, temporal dynamics of foveal and peripheral processing, fixational eye movements, psychophysical and neuroimaging approaches, and computational cognitive neuroscience.

Low- and mid-level visual perception, psychophysics, peripheral–foveal interactions, schizophrenia spectrum and high-risk populations, visual perceptual alterations in psychiatric disorders

Psychotic spectrum disorders, visual perceptual disturbances, clinical assessments, neurological biomarkers, pathophysiology, social cognition and functioning

Neuroimaging, psychosis, eye-tracking, wearable devices, machine learning, causal modeling, reproducible pipelines, biomedical signal processing