I work on sensation and perception in a non-stationary world. My work uses behavioral, computational, and neural approaches to understand how sensory systems adapt to structured variability across contexts.

I am particularly—but not exclusively—interested in speech and language.

Appointments

Currently a C.V. Starr Fellow, Princeton Neuroscience Institute

Starting in 2018, I’ll be Asst. Professor of Psychology, Rutgers New Brunswick

Formerly I was a PhD student at the University of Rochester in the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, where I was affiliated with the Human Language Processing Lab and the Raizada Lab

Resources

Take your data to go as an R package: tutorial and git repository

Data and analysis for a phonetic adaptation experiment: R package

Running phonetics experiments online: demo and source code

Simulating false positive rates and power for mixed models: slides as pdf or source code.

Intro to literate programming in R with knitr: lab wiki page

Using plyr for data analysis etc.: slides as pdf or knitr source

Online

Offline

278 Princeton Neuroscience Institute
Washington Rd
Princeton, NJ 08540