Neuroscience of Perception
We investigate the neural mechanisms that support visual perception—focusing on how the brain encodes space, represents sensory information, and controls eye movements. This research helps reveal how perception is generated from underlying brain activity and how it adapts across contexts.
How We See in 3D
Our visual system transforms flat, two-dimensional retinal images into rich, three-dimensional experiences. We study the visual cues—like disparity, blur, motion, and linear perspective—that make this possible, and the computations that underlie spatial understanding in complex scenes.
Visual Technology
By applying principles from vision science, we help design better visual displays and immersive environments, including augmented and virtual reality. We also explore how to adapt these technologies to support people with individual differences in vision and provide vision enhancement beyond conventional glasses.