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Philosophy

  • Fodor, Jerry - In Memoriam

    Fodor, Jerry - In Memoriam

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    Philosophical problems about psychology, including theoretical and experimental investigations of cognitive architecture, psycholinguistics and cognitive development

  • Goldman, Alvin - In Memoriam

    Goldman, Alvin - In Memoriam

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    Simulationist versus theory-theory approaches to mindreading, including reading emotion in faces; self-knowledge, self-report, and consciousness; descriptive and normative issues in reasoning; folk ontology

  • Egan, Frances

    Egan, Frances

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    Philosophy of mind and psychology, the epistemology of science and the explanatory role of representational content in computational psychology

  • Stich, Stephen

    Stich, Stephen

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    Nature and viability of commonsense (or "folk") psychology, moral cognition & moral reasoning and rationality

Psychology

  • Gallistel, Charles Randy

    Gallistel, Charles Randy

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    Fully automated, highly diagnostic behavioral screens for abilities in learning and memory in the mouse and zebra fish. Also, animal cognition: spatial, temporal, and numerical learning and reasoning in animals.

  • Gelman, Rochel

    Gelman, Rochel

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    Causal and quantitative reasoning, constraints on concept acquisition, and the role of informal environments (e.g., in cognitive development).

  • Schmidt, Charles

    Schmidt, Charles

  • West, Mark

    West, Mark

  • Wilson, G. Terrance

    Wilson, G. Terrance

  • Kowler, Eileen - In Memoriam

    Kowler, Eileen - In Memoriam

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    Study of the sensory cues, spatial representations and cognitive factors that guide patterns of smooth and saccadic eye.

    Perceptual Science Website

Computer Science

  • Abdeslam Boularias

    Abdeslam Boularias

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    Machine learning, robotics, planning and learning in partially observable domains, reinforcement learning

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  • Mubbasir Kapadia

    Mubbasir Kapadia

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    Agent-centric models for simulating crowd dynamics that challenge foundational assumptions in crowd modeling, while providing solutions that are validated using comparisons to real data, and virtual reality experiments; solutions can be used to optimize the behavioral dynamics of real crowds and model the relationships between crowd flow and environment features, with applications in predictive analytics and crowd management, and environment layout design

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  • Casimir Kulikowski

    Casimir Kulikowski

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    Image interpretation using planning and learning techniques; methods of theory formation for classification, configuration, planning and design problems with biomedical applications

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  • Dimitris Metaxas

    Dimitris Metaxas

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    American Sign Language and Gesture recognition from video, human identification and intent recognition from video, human computer interaction, shape and motion representation for recognition

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  • Karl Stratos

    Karl Stratos

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    Developing computational models to learn generalizable and human-readable representations from unlabeled data, with a focus on natural language processing; reliance on mathematical frameworks such as Information theory; interest in applications of learned representations to practical problems such as entity linking

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Cell Biology and Neuroscience

  • Huaye Zhang

    Huaye Zhang

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    Investigations of the molecular mechanisms regulating dendritic spine morphogenesis and synaptic plasticity

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  • Victoria Abraira

    Victoria Abraira

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    Trying to understand the cellular and synaptic substrates underlying innocuous touch perception by elucidating the functional organization of sensory neurons in mouse hairy skin and uncovering the neural codes of touch perception in the spinal cord dorsal horn

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  • Kelvin Y. Kwan

    Kelvin Y. Kwan

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    Molecular mechanisms underlying sensory and cognitive function in mouse models of human diseases; understanding how mutations in chromatin remodeling proteins results in hyperactivity and circling behavior in mutant mice with the goal of bridging the molecular changes in neurons to the abnormal behavior observed in these mouse models

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  • David Margolis

    David Margolis

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    Sensory processing, decision-making, and neural plasticity in mice; recording and manipulation of specific neurons and neural circuits as mice perform learned tactile behaviors to understand sensory-guided decision-making from the synaptic to the network levels; how brain injury and neurological disorders impact neuronal activity and behavior

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  • Max Tischfield

    Max Tischfield

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    Modeling of human neurodevelopmental disorders in mouse with a particular focus on Tourette Syndrome (TS); using CRISPR-based approaches to generate mouse models that harbor recently discovered human point mutations found in sporadic forms of TS; using these models to investigate how circuit development and function in the brain are perturbed by the human mutations using a combination of mouse genetics, circuit labeling techniques, optogenetics, electrophysiology, and mouse behavior

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Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology

  • Louis Sass

    Louis Sass

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    Philosophy and psychopathology (especially disorders of self); phenomenological philosophy; Wittgenstein; philosophical aspects of psychoanalysis

     

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