My research in cognitive neuroscience focuses on issues of social relationships, empathy, self, action perception and creativity.   I use functional neuroimaging combined with behavioral studies of normal and clinical populations to examine the neural mechanisms that underlie our experience of resonating with other people and being aware of our selves.  

I am currently Research Assistant Professor at the University of Southern California, in the Brain and Creativity Institute and the Department of Psychology.


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