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External Advisory and Scientific Review Board
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Joanne Berger-Sweeney Wellesley College Associate Dean Professor of Biological Sciences Co-Director, Psychobiology Program Director, Minority Neuroscience Fellowship Program, Society for Neuroscience Minority Fellowship Program Neuroscience Advisory Committee, American Psychological Association |
| Professor Joanne Berger-Sweeney evaluates CELEST work on diversity issues as well as from her perspective as an expert on the neurobiology of learning and memory. | |
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Robert Desimone Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professor of Brain and Cognitive Sciences Director, McGovern Institute for Brain Research |
| Dr. Robert Desimone evaluates CELEST work on behavioral and cognitive neuroscience. | |
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Sarah Hawkins University of Cambridge Professor of Phonetic Sciences Department of Linguistics |
| Professor Sarah Hawkins evaluates CELEST work on audition, speech, and language. | |
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Henry Markram |
| Dr. Henry Markram evaluates CELEST work on experimental and computational neuroscience and neuromorphic technology. |
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Erkki Oja Helsinki University of Technology Academy Professor, Academy of Finland Professor of Computer Science and Engineering Director, Neural Networks Research Center, HUT President, European Neural Network Society |
| Professor Erkki Oja evaluates CELEST work on neuromorphic learning and modeling. | |
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Robert Pap |
| Mr. Pap will evaluate CELEST research on neuromorphic technology and applications. |
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Richard Shiffrin Indiana University Waterman Professor of Psychology Director, Cognitive Science Program |
| Professor Richard Shiffrin evaluates CELEST work on human learning, cognition, and modeling. | |
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Jennie Si Arizona State University Professor of Electrical Engineering Director, China Initiatives and Special Projects Office of the Vice President for Research & Economic Affairs |
| Professor Jennie Si evaluates CELEST work on computational neuroscience and neuromorphic technology. |
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