Previously, I completed my undergraduate degree in psychology at the University of Virginia working with Dr. Dennis Proffitt . In collaboration with Denny, I explored the role altitude has in perceptual space compression. While at Brown, I have had the fortunate opportunity of working in both the VENLab and the tarrlab .
Optic flow is used to control human walking.
The role of optic flow in adaptation to visual displacements during walking. Optic flow vs. egocentric direction in the visual control of walking. It's my favorite of the novel stimuli I'm currently using in a study on object recognition.