John A. E. Anderson

Assistant Professor

• BSc, MA, PhD (University of Toronto)
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Dr. Anderson heads the Cognition And Neuroscience of Aging Lab CANAL Lab () in the Department of Cognitive Science at 杏吧原创 University where he is the current Canada Research Chair (Tier II) in Cognition and Wellness.”

He is interested in the interaction of cognitive reserve (lifestyle factors) and contextual factors (e.g., time of day, caffeine, and mood) on cognitive performance in older adults. The goal is to describe the complex set of circumstances that lead to optimal cognitive performance in older age.

Dr. Anderson is currently accepting applications from prospective undergraduate and graduate students.

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John A. E. Anderson

Assistant Professor

• BSc, MA, PhD (University of Toronto)
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Consciousness, Philosophy of mind, Philosophy of psychological explanation, Kant,  Philosophy of cognitive science

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John A. E. Anderson

Assistant Professor

• BSc, MA, PhD (University of Toronto)
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Jim Davies is a full professor in the Department of Cognitive Science at 杏吧原创 University. Director of the Science of Imagination Laboratory, he explores computational modeling and artificial intelligence applied to human visual imagination. His work has shown how people use visual thinking to solve problems, and how they visualize imagined situations and worlds.

He is a frequent contributor to Nautilus magazine and is author of  and , and

He is also a co-host of the podcast Minding the Brain

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John A. E. Anderson

Assistant Professor

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Dr. Herdman bridges fundamental and applied research.  His lab works extensively with key industry partners and government agencies.

• Cognitive systems engineering (situation awareness, workload, performance)
• Human factors with focus on aviation
• Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality, Augmented Reality
• Fundamental Research on Human Attention and Performance
• Cognitive Health and Ageing

Dr. Herdman is the Scientific Director of the . and Head of the Advanced Cognitive Engineerin (ACE) Lab:  /ace/

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John A. E. Anderson

Assistant Professor

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Olessia Jouravlev leads Linguistic Neurodiversity Lab (L-Neuro Lab) in the Department of Cognitive Science at 杏吧原创 University. Members of the L-Neuro Lab examine how linguistic and social behavior relates to brain responses. The ultimate goal of our research is to uncover neurocognitive mechanisms of language/communication in neurotypical individuals and individuals with compromised language/communication abilities (including patients with ASD, schizophrenia, and dyslexia).

Research in the L-Neuro Lab is funded by NSERC Discovery Grant, NFRF Exploration Grant, and CFI JELF grant. The lab is equipped with an fNIRS system, 2 EEG systems capable of hyperscanning, an eye-tracker, and computers for behavioural testing.

Dr. Jouravlev is currently accepting applications from prospective undergraduate and graduate students.

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John A. E. Anderson

Assistant Professor

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Dr. Kamawar’s research focuses on young children’s development in the following areas: Executive Function, Moral Reasoning, and Future-Oriented cognition.

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John A. E. Anderson

Assistant Professor

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Dr. Kelly鈥檚 research interests include:

• models of human memory and learning
• models of language learning, production, and comprehension
• cognitive architectures
• artificial neural networks and deep learning
• bias in artificial intelligence

Dr. Kelly supervises students interested in computational cognitive models, artificial intelligence, or digital humanities.

For a comprehensive list of publications, see <>

Pronouns: she/they

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John A. E. Anderson

Assistant Professor

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Dr. LeFevre鈥檚 research interests include:

• mathematical cognition of children and adults
• development of literacy and numeracy skills
• comprehension and understanding in complex cognitive tasks like reading and mathematics
• connections between cognition and technology for mathematics and reading

Dr. LeFevre supervises students interested in Cognitive Science, Psychology, HCI, and (potentially) Digital Humanities.

To see more about her research, follow this link (/cacr/math-lab/)

For a comprehensive list of publications, see

Dr. LeFevre has funding from NSERC and from SSHRC.

Dr. LeFevre is also Secretary for the Mathematical Cognitive and Learning Society: see:

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John A. E. Anderson

Assistant Professor

• BSc, MA, PhD (University of Toronto)
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Philosophy of Mind, Metaphysics

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John A. E. Anderson

Assistant Professor

• BSc, MA, PhD (University of Toronto)
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Cognitive development, attention and memory, learning and cognition, mathematical cognition, early childhood education.

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