Since receiving the ERA, he received an NRSA predoctoral fellowship from the NIH, an NSF East Asia and Pacific Summer Institute fellowship, and other support. His current research examines the cognitive and neural basis of person perception, including the mechanisms through which the brain extracts information from facial, vocal and bodily cues. This work was published in a number of journals including Psychological Review, Journal of Experimental Psychology: General and Cerebral Cortex.