About
I’m a cognitive science researcher working at the Adaptive Behavior and Cognition group, Max Planck Institute, Berlin. I collaborate with Lael Schooler and lots of other people. This is a temporary home page built on top of wordpress that would hopefully make it easy for me to keep it up to date.
I’m working on two things at the moment:
Semantic cognition
I’m working under a FP6 EU project called LarKC: The Large Knowledge Collider. My goal is to find ways to connect cognitive science theories and semantic web methodologies.
Judgment and decision making
I’m working with Neil Stewart, Nick Chater and Gordon Brown testing and extending their Decision by Sampling theory, which accounts for key phenomena in the domains of decision under risk, trade off between attributes, and temporal discounting.
