How do we make decisions?
Why do we sometimes make mistakes?
How well do we know our own minds?
My research addresses these kind of questions. I use a combination of psychophysics, eye tracking, brain stimulation, brain imaging and computational models to understand the neural and mental architecture of perception, decision-making and awareness. I have a particular interest in extending mathematical models of the decision process (including signal detection theoretic and neuroeconomic approaches) to understand the workings of the human mind.
I am currently based at New York University supported by a Sir Henry Wellcome Fellowship. I occasionally blog at The Elusive Self.
Please check out my research page for more details!