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Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

  • Michelle Chen

    Michelle Chen

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    Dept. of Neurology 

    Neuropsychology with a focus on neurodegeneration and brain-behavior relationships in neurologic populations, such as older adults with cognitive impairment and persons with multiple sclerosis (MS); interest in utilizing digital and sensor technology in the assessment and treatment of cognitive dysfunction

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  • Anna Konova

    Anna Konova

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    Dept. of Psychiatry

    Clinical translational neuroscience of addiction, brain imaging, decision neuroscience, computational psychiatry

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  • Chiara Manzini

    Chiara Manzini

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     Dept. of Neuroscience and Cell Biology

    Bridging the genetics and mechanisms of disease to identify genes that are essential for human cognition and to define the molecular mechanisms underlying neurodevelopmental disorders focusing on autism and neuromuscular disorders; combining human genetics with molecular, cellular, and behavioral approaches in murine and zebrafish models to link human genetics to neuronal cell biology, intracellular signaling, and behavior

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  • Conor McClenaghan

    Conor McClenaghan

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    Dept. of Pharmacology & Medicine

    Investigations of how ion channels (proteins, found in cell membranes, which open and close to allow the movement of charged atoms (ions) into and out of cells) work, what happens when they break, and how can we fix them; this movement of ions underlies the electrical currents critical for a vast range of biological processes. 

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School of Communication and Information

  • Mark Aakhus

    Mark Aakhus

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    The relationship between communication and design, especially the uses of technological and organizational design, to augment human interaction and reasoning for decision-making and conflict-management; used of methods from discourse analysis and computational social science to examine language, argumentation, and social interaction in professional practice, organizational processes, and information infrastructures

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  • Nicholas Belkin

    Nicholas Belkin

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    Human interaction with information, particularly in information retrieval

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  • Sunyoung Kim

    Sunyoung Kim

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    Human-Computer Interaction, interaction design, mobile and ubiquitous computing, healthcare, everyday wellbeing, environmental sustainability, behavior change

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  • Vivek Singh

    Vivek Singh

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    The intersection of Big Data Analytics, Computational Social Science, and Multimedia Information Systems; focus on using mobile phones, sensors, and social media for understanding and influencing human behavior; development of new algorithms and design interfaces that support understanding human behavior while actively responding to issues like algorithmic bias and privacy concerns

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  • Nuria Sagarra

    Nuria Sagarra

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    Psycholinguistics; linguistic and cognitive factors modulating morphosyntactic processing in adult learners using behavioral and electrophysiological (ERP) techniques

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William Paterson University of New Jersey

  • Daniel Kolak

    Daniel Kolak

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    Philosophy of Mind, Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Mathematics and Logic, Philosophy of Physics

     

     

Eagleton Institute of Politics

  • Joel Finkelstein

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    Chief Science Officer, Co-Founder of The Network Contagion Research Institute, which innovates methods in social cyber sciences; focus on the rise of incitement and information disorder in online social platforms

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