Yinan Cao, D.Phil.
Assistant Professor of General Psychology and Cognitive Modeling, University of Magdeburg |
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Yinan is a tenure-track Assistant Professor (W1 Junior Professor, tenure track to W3) at the Institute of Psychology, Otto-von-Guericke-University Magdeburg.
He is captivated by humanity's curious talent for making noisy and biased decisions that, despite their apparent folly, may be smart and efficient. Combining EEG, MEG, pupillometry and computational modeling, including artificial neural networks, his lab studies how the brain seeks and samples information over time, and allocates attention to decide under uncertainty, in multisensory settings and in choices among many options with diverse attributes. He completed his Doctor of Philosophy in Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford in the lab of Chris Summerfield and then a postdoc at UKE with Kostis Tsetsos and Tobias H. Donner. His scientific journey has also been fortunate to be guided and supported by mentors such as Stephen McAdams, Bruno Giordano, Christoph Kayser, and Andrew Saxe. Before joining OVGU, he was a MSCA Fellow at École Normale Supérieure in Paris, hosted by Valentin Wyart. News
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MISC. I used to make music. |