I am an assistant professor in the Psychology program at New York University. I want to understand how people are so smart and why computers are not. Or vice versa.

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I am a first year Ph.D. student in the Cognition and Perception program at NYU. I earned my B.A. in psychology at Cornell in 2005, and then spent a few years working in a neuroimaging lab. I'm interested in how people form concepts from their environment, how the brain makes that possible, and how we'll learn about stuff 20 years from now.

I am in my second year as a graduate student. I'm interested in how people are able to integrate experiences to learn about their environment, both at a neural level and at the level of abstract representation.

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Jerad is a grad student.