I study visual perception and memory using behavioural, computational and neuroscience techniques. The primary areas of my research are (1) understanding the ways that different regions of visual cortex operate and interact in order for us to make sense of complex visual environments, (2) understand how vision and memory interact with each other and (3) assessing the impact of brain damage/disease on the function of the visual cortex. My research in these areas aims to understand and answer fundamental questions about how the visual brain works in order to better aid those with visual deficits.