Asst Professor in Cognitive Neuroscience @Tulane, interested in how we understand other people. @RockefellerUniv / @MIT / @Yale alum. New Yorker 🗽 in NOLA ⚜️
New Orleans, LA
Joined October 2017
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Tulane Psychology is hiring! We have a position open for an Assistant Professor in Developmental Science. Review begins 11/20. Please consider applying and share with colleagues: apply.interfolio.com/157879
Happy to address any questions about the position!
Thanks @apurvaratan and colleagues for the thoughtful commentary on our recent work!
Check out our @PNAS Commentary on the exciting new findings on face familiarity by @bmhdeen and colleagues. It was super fun to write this with my awesome grad students @alishdipani and @nikolasmcneal.
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.24…
Now out in @PNASNews - our finding of two functionally distinct face responses within the anterior temporal lobe pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
How do humans recognize familiar faces? Our new work identifies a brain region of the human temporal pole (TP) that responds specifically to images of familiar faces. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… 1/
My lab at Tulane is hiring a full-time lab manager to start this summer! This is a great opportunity for those interested in getting research experience before applying to PhD programs in psychology or neuroscience. Details at socialmemorylab.com/join-the… Please share/RT!
How do humans recognize familiar faces? Our new work identifies a brain region of the human temporal pole (TP) that responds specifically to images of familiar faces. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… 1/
While classic models describe face processing and person processing as steps in hierarchical process, we instead propose distinct streams for face and person processing reaching the top of the cortical hierarchy, and input zones to the hippocampal formation. 12/
📢 My lab is recruiting! socialmemorylab.com/join-the…
I’m hiring a postdoc and accepting graduate students through Tulane’s psychology and neuroscience programs, to study social cognition using behavior and neuroimaging.
Please share, and reach out if you’re interested!
Reminder that initial review for Tulane's dev sci position starts 10/15. The job is open to both developmental psychologists and developmental cognitive neuroscientists - faculty in our dept use a range of methods, including behavior, fMRI, fNIRS, and EEG apply.interfolio.com/130087
