K. Suzanne Scherf, PhD

Post-Doctoral Fellow

Laboratory of NeuroCognitive Development

Department of Psychiatry

University of Pittsburgh

(412) 246-6148

scherf@pitt.edu

 

CV

Recent Conference Presentations:

IMFAR 2006 – Montreal:

Is Configural Processing to Blame?  Investigating the Development of Perceptual Processing Biases in Autism

CNS 2006 – San Francisco:

Emergence of Face- and  Object-Specific Activation in Developing Brains

Developmental Changes in the Ability to Extract Invariant Properties of Faces

SRCD 2005 – Atlanta:

How do Infants Parse Dynamic Human Action Involving Multiple Intentional Agents?

Infant Event Representations and the Acquisition of Verb Argument Structure

CNS 2005 – New York:

Face Recognition Deficits in Autism:  A Failure to Develop Second-Order Configural Processing Skills

Afflilations:

Laboratory of Neurocognitive Development

Center of Excellence in Autism Research

U. of Pittsburgh Infant and Toddler Development Center

Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition