Assistant Professor of Cognitive and Psychological Sciences

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Serra received a BA in Human Biology from Stanford, a PhD in Psychology from NYU, and completed her postdoctoral training at Columbia. Her research focuses on the neural basis of human memory, with a particular interest in understanding how memory traces are shaped to support adaptive behavior. Outside of the lab, she enjoys gardening, pie, and hanging out with her border collie.

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Jae is interested in how the brain represents memories of networks, and also networks of memories. When not thinking about science, Jae enjoys playing the banjo (badly), going on long aimless walks, and riding bikes that don’t go anywhere.

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Futing is interested in how experiences are transformed into memory and how memories change with time and experience. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking, watching movies, and exploring new restaurants.

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Julian is broadly interested in how memory representations form, evolve over time, and flexibly adapt through compression or expansion to support different goals. Beyond his research interests, he enjoys trying new foods, gaming, watching movies, and reading comics.

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Daniel’s research interests revolve around the application of statistical learning at the intersection between cognitive computational neuroscience and cognitive science. Outside of lab work, he enjoys photography, reading, and skiing.

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