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Arthur Lee

Arthur received his joint Ph.D. in psychology and marketing and a M.A. in statistics from University of Pennsylvania under the guidance of Drs. Joseph Kable and Eric Bradlow. His postdoctoral fellowship was at UC Berkeley with Drs. Ming Hsu and Andrew Kayser.

He often brews more coffee than he can drink.

Links: [Google Scholar] [CV]

Phillip Angelos

Phillip is a second-year PhD student in the Computing and Data Sciences department, working in the Data Science of the Mind Lab under Dr. Josh Peterson. 

Currently rotating in the Decoding Lab, his research bridges artificial intelligence and psychology through computational modeling and neural networks, with a focus on the mechanisms underlying aberrant decision-making and atypical cognition.

Kaicheng Yan

Kaicheng Yan is a PhD student in the Brain, Behavior, and Cognition program. He did his undergrad and master’s at McGill, where he worked with Dr. Lesley Fellows.

He’s mainly interested in how the brain makes decisions, especially value-based decisions, like how we weigh and compare different options. On the methods side, he works with computational models to formalize cognitive processes and uses machine learning to dig into patterns and representations in behavioral and neural data.

Outside the lab, he plays video games (Marvel Rivals recently), and enjoys watching anime and movies.