Program Coordinator and Staff
Frank Durgin
Elizabeth and Sumner Hayward Professor
Program Coordinator, Cognitive Science
Psychology and Neuroscience
Cognitive Science
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Interests: Human visual cognition and perceptual learning; eye-movements and attention; adaptation; depth perception; representation of number; computer modeling and simulation of cognitive processes.
Office Hours: Students can schedule appointments with Professor Durgin through Google Calendar at: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/appointments/schedules/AcZssZ3…
Cheryl Sharp
Administrative Coordinator
Interdisciplinary Programs
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Deb Sloman
Administrative Assistant II, Classics; Administrative Assistant II, Asian Studies
Classics
Interdisciplinary Programs
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Program Committee
Alan Baker
Professor
Philosophy
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Interests: Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Mathematics, Metaphysics
Ph.D., Princeton University.
Victor Barranca
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Mathematics & Statistics-Mathematics
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Area of research: applied mathematics, mathematical neuroscience, and network dynamics
Youssef Ezzyat
Assistant Professor
Psychology and Neuroscience
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Interests: Cognitive neuroscience: human memory and learning; electrophysiological basis of memory; machine learning and computational methods.
Office Hours: By email appointment.
Joshua Goldwyn
Associate Professor of Mathematics
On Leave - Academic Year
Mathematics & Statistics-Mathematics
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Areas of Research: Applied mathematics, mathematical neuroscience
Dan Grodner
Associate Professor
Department Chair, Psychology
Psychology
Cognitive Science
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Interests: Human language understanding: pragmatics and conversational inferencing; sources of linguistic complexity; structural ambiguity resolution.
Office Hours: By email-appointment (dgrodne1)
Lisa Meeden
Neil R. Grabois '57 Professor of Natural Sciences and Engineering
On Leave - Fall
Computer Science
Cognitive Science
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Artificial Intelligence, Robotics
Affiliated Faculty
Alexander Baugh
Associate Professor
On Leave - Academic Year
Biology
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Research: Communication, sexual behavior and individual differences
Peter Baumann
Charles and Harriett Cox McDowell Professor of Philosophy and Religion
Department Chair, Philosophy
Philosophy
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Interests:Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, Practical Philosophy, History of Modern Philosophy and Contemporary Analytical Philosophy
Ph.D., University of Göttingen.
Wambura Fobbs
Assistant Professor
Psychology and Neuroscience
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Emily Foster-Hanson
Assistant Professor
Psychology
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Interests: I study concepts and cognitive development, from toddlerhood through adulthood. In my research, I ask questions about how people come to think and reason about the world and the different kinds of things in it —from animals and plants, to smartphones, to men and women. My research focuses on topics like concepts and categories, gender development, essentialism, biological reasoning, and social norms.
Office hours: By email appointment
Brian Metzger
Visiting Assistant Professor
Psychology
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Ben Mitchell ’05
Visiting Assistant Professor
Computer Science
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Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Computer Ethics
Donna Jo Napoli
Professor of Linguistics and Social Justice
Maurice Eldridge Faculty Fellow
Linguistics
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Cat Norris
Associate Professor
Associate Dean of the Faculty for Academic Programs and Research
Psychology and Neuroscience
Provost's Office
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Office Hours: By email appointment
Lynne Steuerle Schofield
Professor of Statistics
On Leave - Academic Year
Mathematics & Statistics-Statistics
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Area of research: statistics
Ameet Soni
Associate Professor
Associate Dean of the Faculty for Diversity, Recruitment, and Retention
Computer Science
Provost's Office
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Machine Learning, Computational Biology
Benjamin Zinszer
Visiting Assistant Professor
Psychology
Cognitive Science
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Research Interests: cognitive neuroscience, language learning, category representation, bilingualism, statistical learning, computational and neuroimaging methods.