Cognitive Science
Attention, memory, decision-making and the mental models people use to understand the world.
A classroom that blends rigorous research, visual thinking and generous mentorship, exploring how people learn, remember and build mental models.
“A good lecture should leave a question behind that is more interesting than the answer.”
For more than a decade I've taught undergraduate and graduate courses across cognitive science, learning design and research methods. My approach turns difficult concepts into memorable models without losing intellectual precision.
I advise interdisciplinary research teams, mentor early-career scholars and speak on evidence-based teaching.
Research, teaching and mentorship meet at the same question: how can knowledge become more useful, memorable and shareable?
Attention, memory, decision-making and the mental models people use to understand the world.
Evidence-led course design that connects theory, practice, reflection and authentic assessment.
Experimental design, mixed methods and clear analytical reasoning for interdisciplinary teams.
Helping emerging scholars frame strong questions, communicate findings and build confident research habits.
A selection of current and representative work, publications, grants or active research projects.
Investigating how rapid context switching changes comprehension, recall and confidence.
Discuss the work →A collaborative study of diagrams as cognitive scaffolds for teaching abstract concepts.
Discuss the work →How uncertainty and productive confusion can be designed into learning environments.
Discuss the work →Essays and talks on communicating academic evidence with clarity, context and honesty.
Discuss the work →An academic timeline focused on roles, curriculum leadership and student-facing work.
Lead courses in cognition, research methods and learning design; supervise graduate researchers.
Built an interdisciplinary curriculum connecting psychology, education and human-computer interaction.
Taught foundational cognition courses and launched a mentored undergraduate research program.
Studied attention, memory and conceptual change through experimental and classroom-based research.
For academic collaborations, guest lectures, research conversations, student-facing initiatives or speaking enquiries.