Current
Yash Agarwal
Bachelor of Science in Biology, Candidate
Yash is collecting Minecraft gameplay from neurological patients in order to evaluate their cognitive function.
Dennis L Barbour, MD, PhD
- Phone: 1-314-935-7548
- Fax: 1-314-935-7448
- Email: dbarbour@wustl.edu
Professor
Department of Biomedical Engineering
MD, PhD, Johns Hopkins, 2003
BEE, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1995
Robert Kasumba
Master of Science in Computer Science, Doctor of Data Science Candidate
Robert is working to implement Distributional Active LEarning for tests of cognition.
Mark Lu
Doctor of Science in Computer Science, Candidate
Mark is building out the behavioral task dictionary to enable behavioral quantification in interactive virtual worlds.
Dominic Marticorena
Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Engineering, Candidate
Dom is working to enable any behavioral task sequence within interactive virtual worlds to be informative about underlying cognitive processes.
Chris Wissman
Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering, Candidate
Chris is the mastermind behind many Minecraft gameplay elements that have been developed for human behavioral testing.