Faculty

Dr. Walsh’s research focuses on the development and optimization of digital supportive care interventions to improve outcomes among patients with cancer and their caregivers. She is a member of the Cancer Outcomes Research and Education program in the...

 I study how infants learn language from the world around them, and in particular how infants and toddlers learn words. We approach this by studying learners and their environments. Understanding the learner requires probing the early mental...

My research focuses on theories of language, cognitive semiotics, poetry, film, and new media. The central question driving my work is: How do language and thought interact? I approach this inquiry from ontogenetic, phenomenological, and semiotic...

My research generally asks the question: why are languages the way they are, both in the narrow sense of why specific languages have the properties they have, and also in the more general sense of investigating potential linguistic universals, and their...

My research interests focus on combining neuroimaging, electrophysiology, and AI to advance the diagnosis, prognosis, and therapeutic interventions for e.g. Alzheimer’s Disease, Schizophrenia and Glioblastoma. I also investigate the neural basis of human...

TRACTS focusses on the psychological, neurobiological and molecular consequences of deployment trauma.

Our lab works at the intersection of law, ethics, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence. Our research identifies and addresses the ethical, legal, and social implications of advances in neurotechnology and AI, along the complex path from lab to law...

Our group focuses on the development of assistive technology for the visually impaired and uses a combination of behavioral and neuroimaging techniques to study changes that occur in the brain as a result of ocular and cerebral causes of blindness.

I study the sound systems of human language both from the perspective of how speech sounds are produced and perceived (phonetics) and the perspective of how they are structured in grammar (phonology). I direct the Phonetics and Phonology Lab (PhonLab)...

Amit Goldenberg is an assistant professor at Harvard Business School (NOM) and a psychologist by training. His research focuses on the role of emotions in social interactions and their behavioral outcomes, particularly in the context of social and...