Thomas Shultz, Professor @ McGill University
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    • Learning & development
    • Neural networks
    • Evolution
    • Cognitive dissonance
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    • Neural networks
    • Memory
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    • Resolving the St. Petersburg paradox
    • Spread of innovation in wild birds
    • Resolving Rogers' paradox
    • Evolution of ethnocentrism
    • Shape of development
    • Connectionist modeling
    • Neural networks
    • Symbolic modeling
    • Causal reasoning
    • Moral reasoning
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    • Development of humor
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Current members of the Laboratory of Natural and Simulated Cognition


  • Professor Thomas Shultz: Director
  • Graduate level
  • Peter Helfer: PhD student, Integrated Program in Neuroscience & Department of Psychology. Neural-network and molecular-level modeling of memory reconsolidation.
  • Associate member, Artem Kaznatcheev: PhD student, Computer Science, University of Oxford. Mathematical and agent-based modeling approaches to the evolution of cooperation.
  • Marcel Montrey: PhD student, Department of Psychology. Evolution of learning mechanisms. Cultural evolution. Interactions between evolution & learning. Agent-based & Bayesian modeling. Mathematical modeling.
  • Ardavan Salehi Nobandegani: PhD student, Electrical and Computer Engineering. Causal reasoning. Bayesian inference and learning. Deep learning and example generation in neural networks. 
  • Undergraduate level
  • Joey Ahmadi: Cognitive Science. Bayesian reasoning in the Law.
  • Billy Campoli: Computer Science. Deviations from Bayesian reasoning.
  • Dominique Danco: Cognitive Science. Agent-based modeling of the evolution of cooperation.
  • Kevin da Silva Castanheira: Neuroscience. Decision making, example generation in neural networks.
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