Publications
Publications and conference presentations
This page brings together journal articles, preprints, dissertation work, and conference activity across visual working memory, ensemble perception, serial dependence, scene understanding, and interdisciplinary collaborations.
Institutions I have collaborated with across these publications and projects
Overview
Core topics
Memory
My work shows that working memory representations are not fully holistic and are shaped by binding errors, memory load, and recent perceptual history.
Ensembles
Across ensemble studies, I show that visual summaries rely on mid-level structure, spatial regularities, and context rather than simple item-by-item averaging.
Scenes and search
These studies show that perception is shaped by context: scenes guide object-state memory, sounds can change what people see, and search is biased by meaning and threat.
Other
Earlier interdisciplinary work outside the main cognitive and UX research themes.
Topic
Memory, visual working memory, and serial dependence
Serial dependence: A matter of memory load
Meaningful objects avoid attribute amnesia due to incidental long-term memories
Effects of item distinctiveness on the retrieval of objects and object-location bindings from visual working memory
Object-location binding in realistic scenes in visual working memory
Real-world objects are not stored in bound representations in visual working memory
Different features are stored independently in visual working memory but mediated by object-based representations
The capacity and precision of visual working memory are same for objects and ensembles
Topic
Ensemble perception and summary statistics
Ensemble representation of animacy could be based on mid-level visual features
The functional role of spatial anisotropies in ensemble perception
Unlocking crowding by ensemble statistics
Size-distance rescaling in the ensemble representation of range: Study with binocular and monocular cues
Limitations on animacy categorization in ensemble perception
Topic
Scenes, multisensory perception, and search
Scene consistency enhances state representations of real-world objects
What you hear is what you see: Sounds alter the contents of visual perception
Visual search of threat-relevant stimuli
The impact of emotionally significant information on the features of the spatial perception of urban objects on the map
Search for familiar and dangerous: not seeing a gopnik in the crowd
Topic
Other and interdisciplinary work
Anti-leprosy drug clofazimine inhibits growth of triple-negative breast cancer cells via inhibition of canonical Wnt signaling
Genomic analysis of human polymorphisms affecting drug-protein interactions
Conferences