Advancing Human Performance and Decision-Making in Complex, Technology-Driven Environments
I'm a cognitive scientist with expertise in human attention, decision-making, and the impact of emerging technologies (including artificial intelligence) on complex cognitive skills and performance. My work bridges scientific research with real-world application to help individuals, teams, and organizations excel in high-stakes, rapidly evolving environments.
My Background
- Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology, Florida State University
- Postdoctoral research on visual attention and inattentional blindness, University of Notre Dame
- Applied research improving older adult driving safety using field studies, driving simulators, and eye-tracking
- Current Research Psychologist with the U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences (ARI), focused on how AI shapes complex cognitive skills in operational environments
