Visual Cognition in a Visual World
	We experience much of the world visually and, not surprisingly,
	a substantial portion of the human brain is allocated to visual
	cognition. I am intensely curious about this facet of the human
	condition, and I am always interested in interacting with those
	who share an interest in this topic.
	With regard to the visual aspects of cognition, my primary
	research interests reside at the intersection of visual object
	recognition memory and visual object identification. I am
	interested in how our visual system processes and represents
	information, and how that information is used to (a) determine
	the identity of objects in the environment and (b) recognize that
	we have encountered specific objects before. I have a particular
	interest in familiarity-based recognition, and the perceptual
	processes that contribute to it.
	I am always open to dialog and research collaborations.
	I encourage interested/curious parties to contact me.