Every day, infants are tasked with making sense of a vast, complex world. Eye movements are among the earliest tools they use to learn about the people, objects, and properties around them.

I am a developmental cognitive scientist studying the development of gaze control.

Supported by an NRSA F32 fellowship, I combine eye-tracking technology with modern computational tools to understand how infants use their visual and attention systems to move their eyes and make sense of their worlds.