His laboratory focuses on understanding key principles underlying sensorimotor transformations in the brain. Current research investigates the nature of odor space, the flow of information within the olfactory stream, and the neural substrates of internal models of the world (sensorimotor predictions and error signals) in closed-loop olfactory environments. Honors include a CSHL Fellowship, a Pew Scholarship, a Whitehall Fellowship and a BRAIN EAGER award. He received a B.S. from MIT and a Ph.D. from Harvard University.