After my undergraduate degree in Physics from University of Madras, I did my Master Program (ME) in Electrical Engineering from Indian Institute of Science specializing in biosignal processing. I joined the Doctoral Program in Cognitive Psychology at University of Georgia in 1992. In my doctoral work with Dr. James Brown, I investigated the interaction between attention and spatial frequency processing mechanisms. I did my postdoctoral work at University of Louisville with Dr. Edward A Essock on diagnostic algorithms for Glaucoma. Before joining CBCS, I worked at the Biomedical Engineering Research Centre at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. At CBCS, I use multiple approaches to study mental processes. I am interested in studying perception, attention, consciousness, emotions, self, and decision making. Links Editor-in-Chief, International Journal of Mind, Brain, and Cognition Associate Editor, Psychological Studies Editorial Board, Psyber News Web Master, National Academy of Psychology (India) |
