About me
I graduated with a PhD in Experimental Psychology from the Cognition & Perception Program at New York University.
As a Term Assistant Professor at Barnard College, I research attention and visual perception in neurotypical and special populations.
I am passionate about teaching and mentorship.
My publications
Covert spatial attention is functionally intact in amblyopic human adults
Attention reorients periodically
Visual recovery in cortical blindness is limited by high internal noise
Molecular phylogeny supports repeated adaptation to burrowing within small-eared shrews of the genus of Cryptotis (Eulipotyphla, Soricidae)
Research Areas
visual perception
attention
perceptual learning
eye movements
amblyopia
ADHD
Teaching
- Instructor for Perception Lab, Barnard College, Fall 2020
- Instructor for Introductory Laboratory in Experimental Psychology, Barnard College, Fall 2020
- Instructor for undergraduate Perception, New York University, Summer 2019
- Teaching Assistant for undergraduate Cognitive Neuroscience, New York University, Fall 2018
- Teaching Assistant for undergraduate Perception, New York University, Fall 2017
- Tutor for undergraduate Perception, New York University, Summer 2017
Contact me
marobert@barnard.edu
Address
415N Milbank Hall
Psychology Department, Barnard College
New York, NY 10027