My work focuses on understanding how our past experiences and memories guide attention and behavior in a dynamic world. I am specifically interested in how we may proactively use memories from different time scales (short & long-term) and from different dimensions (spatial, temporal, & identity) to guide ongoing behavior. To understand these processes I use a combination of psychophysical methods with non-invasive brain imaging techniques. 

I am currently a Career Development Fellow in the Department of experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford. I am also a Stipendiary Lecturer at St Anne's College, University of Oxford

Formerly, I was a post-doc in Kia Nobre's Brain and Cognition Lab at the University of Oxford, with whom I held the EPS Postdoctoral fellowship. I was also a Junior Research Fellow at Kellogg College, University of Oxford. I completed my PhD in 2020 in the Department of Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford where I was supervised by Kia Nobre, Mark Stokes, and Freek van Ede. Before coming to Oxford, I received my Masters in Interdisciplinary Neuroscience from Goethe University of Frankfurt where I worked in Melissa Võ's Scene Grammar Lab. I completed my BSc at the University of Delaware where I worked in James Hoffman's Visual Cognition Lab. Following my BSc, I worked for two years as a research assistant in Jeremy Wolfe's Visual Attention Lab.