Caterina Magri

How do we represent complex visual information about the world? To answer this question, my work combines neural, behavioral and computational approaches.

I'm a visual cognitive neuroscientist doing a postdoc in the Cognitive Science Department at Johns Hopkins University, working with Mick Bonner.

I have a PhD in Psychology from Harvard University where I worked with Talia Konkle and Alfonso Caramazza. Before that, I obtained a bachelor in Psychology and a MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience from the University of Trento (Italy) where I worked with Angelika Lingnau.

When I'm not at my (home) office, you can find me cooking, climbing or taking pictures.