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I was trained in Cognitive Modeling (specifically, connectionist modeling), but these days I work on Dopaminergic Models of Reinforcement learning. +I am a post-doc (Scientist I) at the [Allen Institute for Neural Dynamics](https://alleninstitute.org/division/neural-dynamics/) in Seattle, WA. My research focuses on building computational models to understand how neuromodulators individually or in conjunction regulate decision-making and learning. At AIND, I do this by collaborating closely with experimentalists and directly using my data-analysis and modeling results to drive experimental design, allowing for quick iterations and closed loop -I enjoy working on interdisciplinary research problems that study cognitive behaviors by modeling neuroscience data. My research interests are broad because I don't have a particular preference for the cognitive behavior I study, the type of dataset I model, or the modeling methodology. I am excited by modeling work that have interesting theoretical implications for neuroscience and/or cognitive science. These days I prefer working with rodent behavioral + neural data. I have a strong interest in doing more theoretical work. +I consider myself a Computational Cognitive Neuroscientist, with a focus in modeling, theory, and data analysis. I've conducted research in Cognitive Modeling (both in Connectionist and Bayesian methods) and did my PhD work on dopaminergic models of reinforcement learning. A non-exhaustive list of collaborators I've been very lucky to recieve mentorship from include Jay McClelland (Stanford), Andrew Saxe (Stanford), Sam Gershman (MIT), Will Dabney (DeepMind), Nathaniel Daw (Princeton), and Ilana Witten (Princeton). I am currently advised by Jeremiah Cohen, with Michael Frank (Brown) as a secondary advisor. + + +I enjoy working on interdisciplinary research problems that study cognitive behaviors by modeling neuroscience data. My research interests are broad because I don't have a particular preference for the cognitive behavior I study, the type of dataset I model, or the modeling methodology. I am simply excited by modeling work that have interesting theoretical implications for neuroscience and/or cognitive science. These days I prefer working with rodent behavioral + neural data. I am always excited to talk about science. [Shoot me an email](mailto:rachel.lee@alleninstitute.org) if you have data that is puzzling and interesting, or just want to talk about science in general. @@ -19,7 +22,7 @@ I enjoy working on interdisciplinary research problems that study cognitive beha A smattering of random projects outside of academia that I've done. -1. After college, I spent about two years pursuing Product/Program Management in the Bay Area. I interned at Tableau Softwares (2015 Summer). I worked for Microsoft Powerpoint for a full year (2016 - 2017). My main project for MSFT PPT was Accessibility i.e. I helped develop features that help blind and deaf users use MSFT PPT effectively. Microsoft subsequently won the Helen Keller Achievement Award from the American Foundation for the Blind in 2018 for their contributions to accessible technology. +1. After college, I spent a few years pursuing Product/Program Management in the Bay Area. I interned at Tableau Softwares (2015 Summer). I worked for Microsoft Powerpoint for a full year (2016 - 2017). My main project for MSFT PPT was Accessibility i.e. I helped develop features that help blind and deaf users use MSFT PPT effectively. Microsoft subsequently won the Helen Keller Achievement Award from the American Foundation for the Blind in 2018 for their contributions to accessible technology. 2. 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-I am a PhD Candidate at Princeton Neuroscience Institute working in the Daw and Witten lab. My broad research interests are in Computational Cognitive Neuroscience, with a focus on modeling and theory. These days I've been working on Dopaminergic models of Reinforcement Learning. +I am a post-doc (Scientist I) at the Allen Institute for Neural Dynamics in Seattle, WA. My research focuses on building computational models to understand how neuromodulators individually or in conjunction regulate decision-making and learning. +

-Last updated Sep 2021 +Last updated Dec 2024

diff --git a/research.md b/research.md index 059cf9b65..a446ef068 100644 --- a/research.md +++ b/research.md @@ -15,7 +15,8 @@ slug: /work # description: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. --- -I am a PhD candidate funded by NSFGRFP at [Princeton Neuroscience Institute](http://pni.princeton.edu/) working in the [Daw lab](https://dawlab.princeton.edu/) and [Witten lab](https://wittenlab.org/people/). My broad research interests are in Computational Cognitive Neuroscience, with a focus on modeling and theory. These days I work on Dopaminergic Models of Reinforcement Learning. +I am a post-doc (Scientist I) at the [Allen Institute for Neural Dynamics](https://alleninstitute.org/division/neural-dynamics/) in Seattle, WA. My research focuses on building computational models to understand how neuromodulators individually or in conjunction regulate decision-making and learning. + @@ -23,7 +24,7 @@ I am a PhD candidate funded by NSFGRFP at [Princeton Neuroscience Institute](htt PhD.Candidate Neuroscience ([Daw Lab](https://dawlab.princeton.edu/ "daw lab website ") and [Witten Lab](https://wittenlab.org/)), **Princeton University** -2017-*current* +2017-2023 M.A. Neuroscience **Princeton University**