I am a cognitive scientist who studies how we form representations and beliefs based on evidence. 

In my PhD and postdoctoral work, I study how we perceive the number of objects in complex scenes and how kids learn to count. 

In my postdoc, I am also studying under what circumstances children and non-human primates such as chimpanzees rationally form and revise beliefs.

My research combines techniques from cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, animal behavior, psychophysics, and computational modeling to answer these questions.

Click here to see my CV.