团队
豪尔赫·莫拉莱斯
实验室主任
Jorge is Assistant Professor of Psychology<\/a><\/strong> and Philosophy<\/a><\/strong>. He’s interested in the mind’s subjectivity: how subjectivity permeates our perceptual representations, how perceptual awareness emerges from brain activity, and how we know our own minds. His interdisciplinary research program integrates tools from psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy to study the interplay between perception, consciousness, and introspection. Before joining Northeastern, Jorge earned a PhD from Columbia University and was a postdoc at Johns Hopkins. Jorge was born and raised in Mexico City, where he obtained an MA at Mexico’s National University (UNAM) and a BA from Universidad Panamericana. Jorge is currently obsessed with the Rubik’s cube.<\/p>\n Jorge is Assistant Professor of Psychology<\/a><\/strong> and Philosophy<\/a><\/strong>. He's interested in the mind's subjectivity: how subjectivity permeates our perceptual representations, how perceptual awareness emerges from brain activity, and how we know our own minds. His interdisciplinary research program integrates tools from psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy to study the interplay between perception, consciousness, and introspection. Before joining Northeastern, Jorge earned a PhD from Columbia University and was a postdoc at Johns Hopkins. Jorge was born and raised in Mexico City, where he obtained an MA at Mexico's National University (UNAM) and a BA from Universidad Panamericana. Jorge is currently obsessed with the Rubik's cube.<\/p>\n Jorge is Assistant Professor of Psychology<\/a><\/strong> and Philosophy<\/a><\/strong>. He's interested in the mind's subjectivity: how subjectivity permeates our perceptual representations, how perceptual awareness emerges from brain activity, and how we know our own minds. His interdisciplinary research program integrates tools from psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy to study the interplay between perception, consciousness, and introspection. Before joining Northeastern, Jorge earned a PhD from Columbia University and was a postdoc at Johns Hopkins. Jorge was born and raised in Mexico City, where he obtained an MA at Mexico's National University (UNAM) and a BA from Universidad Panamericana. Jorge is currently obsessed with the Rubik's cube.<\/p>\n 豪尔赫是助理教授心理学和哲学。他感兴趣的思想的主体性:主体性渗透我们的知觉表征,如何知觉意识从大脑活动,以及我们如何知道我们的思维。他的跨学科研究编程集成工具,从心理学、神经科学和哲学研究知觉之间的相互作用,意识,自我反省。在加入东北之前,乔治从哥伦比亚大学获得博士学位,并在约翰霍普金斯大学博士后。豪尔赫在墨西哥城出生和长大,他在墨西哥国立大学获得文学硕士(自治),从Panamericana大学学士。Jorge目前痴迷于魔方。![\"//www.gunmastarfes.com/subjectivity.sites/team/\"](\"https:\/\/subjectivity.sites.northeastern.edu\/files\/2021\/07\/icons_circle_cv_gray.svg\"){kind=icon}
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狄龙冷藏室
博士后研究人员
Dillon is interested in consciousness, complex thought, and the relationship between the two. Which mental processes do we consciously experience and what determines the character of those experiences? What kinds of thoughts are we capable of thinking and how does the brain encode them? He investigates these questions using neuroimaging, computational modeling, and behavioral experiments. He did his PhD research at Harvard with Joshua Greene<\/a>. Before that, he studied philosophy at Harvard as an undergraduate and was a lab manager at UC Berkeley with Tania Lombrozo<\/a> and Tom Griffiths<\/a>. Outside of research, Dillon is interested in climbing, physics, wilderness conservation, and team games (with a particular fondness for bughouse chess). His favorite color is purple<\/strong><\/span>.<\/p>\n \n Dillon is interested in consciousness, complex thought, and the relationship between the two. Which mental processes do we consciously experience and what determines the character of those experiences? What kinds of thoughts are we capable of thinking and how does the brain encode them? He investigates these questions using neuroimaging, computational modeling, and behavioral experiments. He did his PhD research at Harvard with Joshua Greene<\/a>. Before that, he studied philosophy at Harvard as an undergraduate and was a lab manager at UC Berkeley with Tania Lombrozo<\/a> and Tom Griffiths<\/a>. Outside of research, Dillon is interested in climbing, physics, wilderness conservation, and team games (with a particular fondness for bughouse chess). His favorite color is purple<\/strong><\/span>.<\/p>\n \n<\/p> Dillon is interested in consciousness, complex thought, and the relationship between the two. Which mental processes do we consciously experience and what determines the character of those experiences? What kinds of thoughts are we capable of thinking and how does the brain encode them? He investigates these questions using neuroimaging, computational modeling, and behavioral experiments. He did his PhD research at Harvard with Joshua Greene<\/a>. Before that, he studied philosophy at Harvard as an undergraduate and was a lab manager at UC Berkeley with Tania Lombrozo<\/a> and Tom Griffiths<\/a>. Outside of research, Dillon is interested in climbing, physics, wilderness conservation, and team games (with a particular fondness for bughouse chess). His favorite color is purple<\/strong><\/span>.<\/p>\n \n<\/p> 狄龙感兴趣意识,复杂的思想,和两者之间的关系。这一心理过程,我们有意识的经验,这些经验的性质是由什么决定的?什么样的想法是我们的思考能力和大脑如何编码?他调查这些问题用神经影像、计算机建模和行为实验。他在哈佛博士研究约书亚格林。在此之前,他在哈佛大学学习哲学作为一个本科生,在加州大学伯克利分校的实验室经理塔尼亚Lombrozo和汤姆·格里菲思。的研究外,狄龙对攀岩感兴趣,物理,荒野保护,和团队游戏(尤其喜欢疯狂的象棋)。他最喜欢的颜色是紫色的。![\"//www.gunmastarfes.com/subjectivity.sites/team/\"](\"https:\/\/subjectivity.sites.northeastern.edu\/files\/2022\/06\/icon_circle_www.svg\"){kind=icon}
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迈克尔McPhee
研究生
Michael McPhee is a PhD student in the Department of Psychology. His research focuses on consciousness, perception and metacognition, and uses psychophysics, pupillometry and neuroimaging to investigate conscious awareness in neurotypical people and patients with disorders of consciousness. Before coming to Northeastern, Michael was a Junior Research Scientist and Lab Manager in the Ripoll\u00e9s Lab<\/a> at New York University, the Assistant to the Associate Director of NYU’s Music and Audio Research Laboratory (MARL)<\/a>, and a research assistant in the Laboratory of Neural Systems<\/a>\u00a0at Rockefeller University. Michael received a B.A. in Biology, Neuroscience, and Cognitive Science from Williams College in 2015. Outside of the lab, Michael loves to bike around Boston, overanalyze TV shows, and play pool.<\/p>\n Michael McPhee is a PhD student in the Department of Psychology. His research focuses on consciousness, perception and metacognition, and uses psychophysics, pupillometry and neuroimaging to investigate conscious awareness in neurotypical people and patients with disorders of consciousness. Before coming to Northeastern, Michael was a Junior Research Scientist and Lab Manager in the Ripoll\u00e9s Lab<\/a> at New York University, the Assistant to the Associate Director of NYU's Music and Audio Research Laboratory (MARL)<\/a>, and a research assistant in the Laboratory of Neural Systems<\/a> at Rockefeller University. Michael received a B.A. in Biology, Neuroscience, and Cognitive Science from Williams College in 2015. Outside of the lab, Michael loves to bike around Boston, overanalyze TV shows, and play pool.<\/p>\n Michael McPhee is a PhD student in the Department of Psychology. His research focuses on consciousness, perception and metacognition, and uses psychophysics, pupillometry and neuroimaging to investigate conscious awareness in neurotypical people and patients with disorders of consciousness. Before coming to Northeastern, Michael was a Junior Research Scientist and Lab Manager in the Ripoll\u00e9s Lab<\/a> at New York University, the Assistant to the Associate Director of NYU's Music and Audio Research Laboratory (MARL)<\/a>, and a research assistant in the Laboratory of Neural Systems<\/a> at Rockefeller University. Michael received a B.A. in Biology, Neuroscience, and Cognitive Science from Williams College in 2015. Outside of the lab, Michael loves to bike around Boston, overanalyze TV shows, and play pool.<\/p>\n 迈克尔·麦克菲是心理学系的博士生。他的研究重点是意识、认知和元认知和使用心理物理学,瞳孔测量法和神经影像研究意识障碍患者神经正常的人的意识。来东北之前,迈克尔是一个初级研究科学家和实验室管理人员Ripolles实验室在纽约大学,纽约大学的副主任助理音乐和音频研究实验室(泥灰岩)和一个研究助理实验室的神经系统在洛克菲勒大学。迈克尔获得生物学学士学位,从2015年的威廉姆斯学院神经科学和认知科学。外的实验室,迈克尔喜欢自行车在波士顿,电视节目太看重了,池。<\/a>mcphee.mi@northeastern.edu<\/a><\/p>","tablet":" \n<\/a>mcphee.mi@northeastern.edu<\/a><\/p>","phone":" \n<\/a>mcphee.mi@northeastern.edu<\/a><\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_team_member"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true" data-et-multi-view-load-phone-hidden="true">
Saurish斯利瓦斯塔瓦
研究助理
Saurish is a rising high school senior at Evergreen Valley High School in San Jose, California. He is most interested in exploring the function of the mind through neuroscience, philosophy, and computation, as well as exploring consciousness through an interdisciplinary lens. Saurish is currently studying the domain-generality of metacognition. He is a double nationally-qualified debater, and outside of his research, Saurish enjoys hosting the Dialexicon Podcast<\/strong>, running with his Labradoodle, and playing basketball or volleyball with his friends. Visit Saurish’s website to check out all of his many cool projects<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Saurish is a rising high school senior at Evergreen Valley High School in San Jose, California. He is most interested in exploring the function of the mind through neuroscience, philosophy, and computation, as well as exploring consciousness through an interdisciplinary lens. Saurish is currently studying the domain-generality of metacognition. He is a double nationally-qualified debater, and outside of his research, Saurish enjoys hosting the Dialexicon Podcast<\/strong>, running with his Labradoodle, and playing basketball or volleyball with his friends. Visit Saurish's website to check out all of his many cool projects<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Saurish是一个正在崛起的高中生在圣何塞的常绿谷高中,加利福尼亚。他最感兴趣的探索心灵的功能通过神经科学,哲学,和计算,以及通过跨学科的视角探索意识。目前研究元认知的domain-generality Saurish。他是双nationally-qualified辩手,他的研究外,Saurish喜欢主持Dialexicon播客Labradoodle,跑步,和打篮球或排球和他的朋友们。访问Saurish网站查看他的许多很酷的项目。<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0![\"//www.gunmastarfes.com/subjectivity.sites/team/\"](\"https:\/\/subjectivity.sites.northeastern.edu\/files\/2022\/06\/icon_circle_podcast.svg\"){kind=icon}
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Krissy Kilgallen
研究助理
Krissy has a B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Sociology from Northeastern. She was our first research program coordinator and now she is a full-time junior researcher at Briony Swire-Thompson’s Psychology of Misinformation Lab, but she still has some projects with us. Krissy is interested in an interdisciplinary approach to consciousness, decision-making, and embodied cognition. The question that most drives her research interests is: How do we experience and create meaning in our lives\u2014cognitively (explaining and interpreting events), perceptually (through the senses with a neural basis) and existentially (feeling our lives have a greater purpose)? Krissy is currently exploring various introspective methodologies and their potential for providing new ways to understand the mind. Her interest in introspection and consciousness is not limited to theory\u2014Krissy is also a\u00a0yoga teacher<\/a>! <\/span>\u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Krissy is a fourth year Psychology major with a minor in Sociology. She is interested in an interdisciplinary approach to consciousness, contemplative science and embodied cognition. The question that most drives her research interests is: How do we experience and create meaning in our lives\u2014cognitively (explaining and interpreting events), perceptually (through the senses with a neural basis) and existentially (feeling our lives have a greater purpose)? Krissy is currently exploring various introspective methodologies and their potential for providing new ways to understand the mind. Her interest in introspection and consciousness is not limited to theory\u2014Krissy is also a yoga teacher<\/a>! <\/span> <\/span><\/p>\n Krissy is a fourth year Psychology major with a minor in Sociology. She is interested in an interdisciplinary approach to consciousness, contemplative science and embodied cognition. The question that most drives her research interests is: How do we experience and create meaning in our lives\u2014cognitively (explaining and interpreting events), perceptually (through the senses with a neural basis) and existentially (feeling our lives have a greater purpose)? Krissy is currently exploring various introspective methodologies and their potential for providing new ways to understand the mind. Her interest in introspection and consciousness is not limited to theory\u2014Krissy is also a yoga teacher<\/a>! <\/span> <\/span><\/p>\n Krissy心理学学士学位和辅修社会学从东北部。她是我们的第一个研究项目协调员,现在她是一个全职的初级研究员Swire-Thompson当时的心理学实验室的错误信息,但她仍有一些与我们的项目。Krissy感兴趣的是一个跨学科的方法意识,决策,体现认知。大多数开车送她的研究兴趣的问题是:我们如何体验和创造意义lives-cognitively(解释和解释事件),感知(通过感官神经基础)和存在(感觉我们的生活有一个更大的目的)?Krissy目前正在探索各种内省方法和他们的潜力提供新的方法来理解。她自省的兴趣和意识不仅限于theory-Krissy也是一个瑜伽老师!<\/a>kilgallen.k@northeastern.edu<\/a><\/p>","tablet":" \n<\/a>kilgallen.k@northeastern.edu<\/a><\/p>","phone":" \n<\/a>kilgallen.k@northeastern.edu<\/a><\/p>"}},"slug":"et_pb_team_member"}" data-et-multi-view-load-tablet-hidden="true" data-et-multi-view-load-phone-hidden="true">
Shivani Manikandan
研究助理
Shivani是普林斯顿大学的学生一天学校在普林斯顿,新泽西。她着迷于大脑和认知,她的目标是要更好地了解为什么人们认为,他们如何看待自己的心灵。实习期间,她将致力于一个项目关于缺席的感知。在未来,她打算对思想的理解,特别是精神疾病,通过计算机科学的视角和数据分析。当她不学习或做研究,Shivani是一个狂热的音乐爱好者,喜欢探索不同形式的音乐,弹奏乐器。她喜欢玩和竞争的艇长女孩在普林斯顿国家赛艇协会代表队,玩她的狗和姐姐,和她的朋友。
摩根McCarty
合作社研究助理
摩根是一个三年级计算机科学人工智能的主要集中在细胞和分子生物学与未成年人。人工智能的研究都集中在失踪组件以及如何将心理学研究可以帮助找到他们。他的研究兴趣是非常多元的:从进化算法来自动驾驶的危险,摩根很感兴趣学习任何可以直接连接到人类世界通过使用人工智能。在主体性实验室,摩根正在评估一个项目使用瞳孔测量法和虚拟现实的意识。以外的研究和学习,摩根喜欢退一步从技术和在树林里远足,去骑自行车,在查尔斯河或行。