Core Lab Members:
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Michael N. Jones, Ph.D., Lab Director [CV]
Mike completed his graduate work at Queen's University in Canada under the supervision of the late Doug Mewhort, and then spent two years as a postdoctoral research fellow at the Institute of Cognitive Science, University of Colorado working with Walter Kintsch, Mike Mozer, and the late Tom Landauer. In 2006, he moved to Indiana University where he currently holds the William and Katherine Estes Endowed Chair in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences and the Cognitive Science Program. Mike's research can be broadly defined as computational approaches to human language and memory, and using cognitive models of human learning to develop better AI-based learning technologies. |
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Johnathan Avery, B.A., Graduate Student (Cognitive Science)
Jack completed his undergraduate work at the University of Nebraska. His primary research interest is in developing computational models to understand how humans integrate perceptual and linguistic information during learning. He is also interested in how humans search memory in strategic tasks, and the development of systems to assist in memory encoding and retrieval. |
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Willa Mannering, B.A.,B.Sc., Graduate Student (Cognitive Science)
Willa completed her undergraduate degrees in Cognitive Science and Computing Science at IU, and began in the PhD program in 2018. Willa's general interests are in developing computational models of human memory search and retention, with particular emphasis on bringing theoretical insights from cognitive models to applied problems in artificial intelligence. Most recently, she has been working on solving the problem of catastrophic interference in deep learning models of lexical semantics. |
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Keiland Cooper, Undergraduate Research Assistant
Keiland is pursuing his undergraduate degree in Cognitive Science and Neuroscience at IU with a minor in Computing Science. He is generally interested in how memory emerges from circuits in the brain, and in artificial intelligence approaches to understand and compliment human intelligence. In the lab he is working on modeling projects to better understand how deep learning models may be integrated with cognitive process models to simulate different kinds of semantic relations dependent on task context. |
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Tom Gruenenfelder, Ph.D., Research Scientist
Tom is an Adjunct Professor and in the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences and a Research Scientist in David Pisoni's Speech Research Laboratory (SRL). He has been leading projects joining SRL and CCL in understanding the statistical properties of the mental lexicon, reverse engineering semantic structure from converging behavioral data, and understanding the relationship between auditory and visual word recognition. |
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Lauren Jones, Experiment Tester
Lauren is interested in statistical language learning and perceptual integration from a first-person perspective. We are attempting to reverse-engineer her to make machines that are as smart, but hopefully listen a tad better. To date, she is the most biologically plausible neural network Dr. Jones has ever programmed. How exactly she works is still somewhat of a mystery though. |
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Kiley Jones, Experiment Tester
Kiley is the beta version of the Lauren model |
Lab Alumni
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Melody Dye, Ph.D.
CCL Lab Graduate Student, 2011-2017 Current Position: Senior Machine Learning Scientist, Netflix |
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Fatemeh Torabi Asr, Ph.D.
CCL Lab Postdoc, 2015-2017 Current Position: Department of Linguistics, Simon Fraser University |
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Prudhvi Raj Dachapally, M.Sc. Data Science
CCL Research Assistant and Grad Student, 2016-2018 Current Position: Senior AI Research Scientist, Cyndx Networks |
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Siddarth Jayamoorthy, M.Sc. Data Science
CCL Research Assistant and Grad Student, 2016-2017 Current Position: Data Scientist at Sam's Club |
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Shashi Shankar, M.Sc. Data Science
CCL Research Assistant and Grad Student, 2016-2017 Current Position: Research Scientist, Amazon Inc. |
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Tim Rubin, Ph.D.
CCL Lab Postdoc, 2012-2016 Current Position: Data Science Team Lead, Change Healthcare |
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Jon Willits, Ph.D.
CCL Lab Postdoc, 2012-2015 Current Position: Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
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Jessica Montag, Ph.D.
CCL Lab Postdoc, 2013-2015 Current Position: Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
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Brent Kievit-Kylar, Ph.D. 2014
CCL Graduate student and Postdoc, 2010-2015 Current Position: Head of Image Search Analytics, Google Inc. |
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Cotie Long, B.Sc. 2015
CCL Research Associate, 2012-2015 Current Position: Software Engineer at IBM Cloud |
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Greg Cox, Ph.D. 2015
CCL PhD Student (Joint w/ Rich Shiffrin's MAPLab), 2009-2014 Current Position: Postdoc Vanderbilt University |
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Sean Matthews, Ph.D. 2015
CCL PhD Student, 2008-2015 Current Position: Data Scientist, Thomson Reuters Center for Cognitive Computing |
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Brendan Johns, Ph.D. 2012
CCL PhD Student, 2007-2012 Current Position: Assistant Professor, McGill University |
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Gabriel Recchia, Ph.D. 2012
CCL PhD Student, 2007-2012 Current Position: Research Scientist, University of Cambridge |
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Brian Riordan, Ph.D. 2009
CCL Grad Student and Postdoc, 2006-2009 Current Position: Research Scientist, Educational Testing Service |
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Vanessa Taler, Ph.D.
CCL Postdoc, 2007-2009 Current Position: Professor of Psychology at the University of Ottawa |
Collaborators:
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Jeff Karpicke, Purdue University
Peter Todd, Indiana University Ken McRae, University of Western Ontario Thomas Hills, University of Warwick Linda Smith, Indiana University Walter Kintsch, CU-Boulder Doug Mewhort, Queen's University |
Rich Shiffrin, Indiana University
Tal Yarkoni, University of Texas at Austin Randy Jamieson, University of Manitoba Pentti Kanerva, UC Berkeley Mike Mozer, CU-Boulder Vanessa Taler, University of Ottawa Brendan Johns, McGill University |
