Meet our team

Ophelia Deroy

Group Lead, Chair of Philosophy of Mind

Self description

Paul Taylor

Professor of cognitive and higher vestibular disorders

GSN associate faculty, regular member MCN

TBA

Jurgis Karpus

Academic Assistant

I use philosophy and game theory to study modes of reasoning by which we arrive at personal decisions in our day-to-day interactions with fellow humans and AI

Interacting with AI
Cooperating with artificial agents

Justin Sulik

Postdoctoral Researcher

I study how people solve problems by learning about (and from) the world and each other

Group decisions
Diversity in collective problem solving

Antonio Cataldo

Postdoctoral researcher

Self description

AI and the future of perception
Acting with your eyes

Slawa Loev

Postdoctoral researcher

I am a philosopher of mind and aspiring cognitive scientist, trying to understand the role of affective states in our epistemic and intellectual pursuits

TBD

Oriane Armand

PhD Student

Self description

Confidence in choices
Comparing confidence across practical and moral choices​

Lucas Battich

PhD Student

I work on social cognition, joint attention, and perception

Sharing experiences
Metacognition in multisensory perception
Jointly attending

Anita Keshmirian

PhD Student

Self description

Confidence in choices
Responsibility
Comparing confidence across types of moral choices​
Blaming Groups

Mark Wulff Carstensen

PhD Student

Self description

Control and free will
Grading free will

Sebastian Watzl

University of Oslo

Self description

TBA

Bahador Bahrami

PI CrowdCognition, Munich

Self description

Blaming Groups
Diversity in collective problem solving
Cooperating with artificial agents

Benedetto de Martino

UCL, London

Self description

Comparing confidence across practical and moral choices​

Yasmina Jraissati

AUB, Lebanon

Self description

TBA

Laura Schmitz

Former postdoctoral researcher

Self description

TBA

Nora Heinzelmann

Former Academic Assistant

Self description

TBA

Mohan Matthen

Former visiting professor

Self description

TBA

Merle Fairhurst

Former Academic Assistant

Cognitive neuroscientist interested in interdisciplinary research looking at how we use our senses to become aware of and understand the world and others