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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...

Balaji was a Research Technologist for two years in Dr. Kuperberg's lab where he worked mainly on studies using fMRI. He then moved to the MEG core at the Martinos Center where he worked with Steven Stuffelbeam on studies using multiple imaging technologies including high-field MRI, whole-head...

As a research assistant, I was involved in several projects investigating language processing using event-related potentials: I worked on sentence-level studies of both metaphorical and emotional language, as well as a project looking at how the words "even so" influence language processing in...

I joined the Kuperberg Lab in 2009 as a research assistant, and then went on complete my PhD here. I have broad interests in social psychology, cognitive science, and (social and cognitive) neuroscience. My current work primarily explores how event-related potentials (ERP) and paradigms from...