We are honored and delighted to have received a research grant from the Human Frontier Science Program, an international nonprofit supporting international collaborations in cutting-edge science. We will be working with Associate Professor Dan Bang at University of Aarhus, Denmark, who will be recording dopamine levels in the human basal ganglia with sub-second resolution while…
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The precision of entrainment of movement to rhythm has been shown to vary with a whole range of learning and developmental conditions, including stuttering and autism. This winter in the METRE lab, we’re running a set of experiments that look at sensorimotor integration for rhythmic timing in participants with autism and in participants who stutter.…
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With help from some sharp, motivated undergraduates, we have started a set of experiments exploring the inner logic by which mind, action, and external processes are coordinated in time. Our working hypothesis is that covert timekeeping and action timing operate in a closed loop: our inner timekeeper is used to plan the timing for our…
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I will be arriving on campus July 1st. I’m excited to start setting up some experiments! Please feel free to reach out with any inquiries about research opportunities or other questions. I am not planning to formally advise any new undergraduate projects this fall, but there may be informal opportunities to help out, and I’d…
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