My research is in Computational Neuroscience. I received my Ph.D. in Physics at Yale University, working with Xiao-Jing Wang. My undergraduate studies were in Mathematics and Physics, also at Yale.

My current research interests are in the functioning of cortical circuits that subserve cognitive functions. To investigate these issues, I analyze neural data and build neural circuit models across several levels of scale and complexity, ranging from detailed microcircuitry to long-range interactions between brain areas.