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<h3><ahref="http://paxtonfitzpatrick.github.io/" target="_blank">paxton fitzpatrick</a> | grad student</h3>
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<p>Paxton graduated from Dartmouth in 2019 with a BA in neuroscience and is continuing his research in the lab while applying to grad school. He's interested in creating new experiments and software tools to study classroom learning and model how memories change over time. Outside the lab, Paxton enjoys hiking, renovating old houses, and teaching Python.</p>
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<h3><ahref="https://contralto.github.io/" target="_blank">claudia gonciulea</a> | grad student</h3>
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<p>Claudia received her cognitive science and computer science degrees from the University of Michigan in 2023, and then studied learning and memory as a research specialist in the Penn Computational Cognitive Neuroscience lab. She’s interested in studying the factors that shape how new memories are created as we learn, and the subsequent changes to old memories that emerge as we experience the world. In addition to researching learning and memory, she loves going to museums, playing video and board games, baking, and being in nature.</p>
<p>Alishba studies how memory, narrative processing, and forgetting intersect, with a focus on how recall and prediction shape memory dynamics during naturalistic experiences. She holds an undergraduate degree in biology from LUMS and previously worked on fMRI-based disease analysis.</p>
<p>Alexandra is interested in education technology and brings to the lab her extensive computer science experience. She is especially interested in helping students with learning differences, and in developing brain-based learning tools.</p>
<p>Angelyn is a member of the class of 2028 from the Bay Area, CA, planning on majoring in cognitive science. In her free time, she enjoys singing, reading, puzzle games, and creative writing.</p>
<p>Theo is a '29 from Brooklyn, New York and a prospective major in Economics and History. In his free time, he enjoys reading, playing board games, and taking walks with his dog Sunny.</p>
<p>Miles is interested in neurodivergence within inner monologues and brain-computer interfaces. He is excited to gain experience taking data through analysis to application.</p>
<p>Malique is a double major in Applied Mathematics and Government, focusing on the quantitative tools used to investigate political and social issues. He is excited to advance the understanding of human cognition by exploring the parallels between financial markets and neural dynamics.</p>
<p>Abe is a prospective mathematics major from Connecticut with interests in both pure and applied math. He enjoys biking, powerlifting, and hiking.</p>
<p>Xzana is a sophomore majoring in Economics from Windsor, Ontario. On campus, she is a member of the varsity swim team and is particularly interested in the application of neural networks to trading algorithms.</p>
<p>Sreshth is a Mathematics and Computer Science double major at Dartmouth College. His research interests lie in causal inference and machine learning, with a particular focus on understanding the reasoning capabilities and world modeling of large language models.</p>
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<h3>neui wadwalai | undergrad</h3>
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<p>Neui Wadwalai is studying Economics and QSS, and has an interest in Art History. She is exploring how markets, culture, and human behavior shape the ways people understand and move through the world. Neui also enjoys photography, tennis, and venturing out for good food.</p>
<p>Dylan '28 is a government and economics major from West Chester, PA. He is interested in how technology and markets shape geopolitics and social relations.</p>
Paxton Fitzpatrick (2021-2026; now a data scientist (freelance))<br>
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Caroline Lee (2019-2021)<br>
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Deepanshi Shokeen (2018-2020)<br>
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Max Bluestone (2018-2020)<br>
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Tom Hao Chang (2016-2017)</p>
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<h3>Lab Managers</h3>
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<p><ahref="http://paxtonfitzpatrick.github.io" target="_blank">Paxton Fitzpatrick</a> (2018-2021; now a <ahref="https://context-lab.com" target="_blank">CDL grad student!</a>)<br>
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<p><ahref="http://paxtonfitzpatrick.github.io" target="_blank">Paxton Fitzpatrick</a> (2018-2021; now a data scientist (freelance))<br>
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Emily Whitaker (2017-2018; now at <ahref="https://www.wisc.edu/" target="_blank">U Wisconsin-Madison</a>)<br>
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<ahref="http://kirstensgithub.github.io/" target="_blank">Kirsten Ziman</a> (2016-2017; then a <ahref="https://context-lab.com" target="_blank">CDL grad student!</a>)</p>
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