My overarching goal is to study cognition in naturalistic environments using computational models. I am interested in how the brain generates predictions, detects mismatches, and updates behaviours. To investigate these processes, I use virtual reality (VR), mobile EEG, and motion data.

My current project focuses on the multi-sensory integration during active navigation in virtual reality, supervised by Robert Wilson. Read more about why VR is naturalistic in my paper in Nature Reviews Psychology.

I also study how people learn to control robotic arms during bimanual teleoperation with the da Vinci Surgical System. This project uses optimal control theory to model learning dynamics in motor learning during human–robot interaction.

Outside of the lab, I enjoy hiking and scuba diving.