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Spring 2020, Spring 2021 Class of '23

Neil's work investigates the similarities between the comprehension of drawing and sequential images with that of language. In particular, his research asks "how does the mind/brain create meaning out of sequences of images?" Neil has proposed that, analogous to the structure of sentences, sequences...

Martin was a doctoral candidate at the Kuperberg Lab, and is now working as a Postdoctoral Associate in Dr. Amishi Jha's Lab at the University of Miami.

I graduated from Tufts in 2012 with a B.S. in biopsychology and music. I then spent a year as a research assistant for Dr. Ellen Lau at the University of Maryland, working on ERP, MEG, and fMRI studies of language processing. My current research with Dr. Kuperberg and Dr. Ani Patel focuses on the...

After RAing for two years in Dr. Kuperberg's lab, Marianna stayed within the NeuroCognition lab and became a grad student of Phil Holcomb at Tufts. She studied the neural correlates of object recognition using ERPs and fMRI and defended her PhD thesis in 2008. She is now a postdoc with John Gabrieli...