My research combines real world and laboratory experiments to investigate various topics in spatial cognition, environmental health and ageing. I am particularly interested in understanding individual differences in navigation and the extent to which locomotion and wayfinding depend on amodal spatial representations. Much of my research relies on the development of immersive virtual environments that can mimic real-​world situations. This work has resulted in a series of collaborations with other scholars in computer science, public health, landscape architecture, education and the digital humanities. Click to watch a demo of some of my VR projects.