The Science of Learning Institute includes a broad network of scientists, practitioners, and educators with expertise spanning basic and applied sciences.
I am interested in how children and adults develop and use knowledge of the spatial world around them, how they learn language, and how their knowledge of space and language interact.
I am interested in electrophysiological methods in brain research.
I am oversee a new robotic surgery training program for residents, fellows, staffs, and teams at Johns Hopkins.
I am interested in theoretical linguistics and language acquisition, especially the structure and early acquisition of syntax as well as interfaces with morphology and semantics.
I am interested in high school restructuring, teachers' work, and equity in urban education.
I am interested in understanding the micro-structural and functional changes that occur in the rodent brain as a result of experience.
I am interested in mathematical and statistical problems relating to functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI).