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Principal Investigator/Lab Director

Edward Hubbard

My initial training was at the University of California, Berkeley where I studied cognitive science (BA) and the University of California, San Diego where I studied experimental psychology and  (MA and PhD). I then held post-doctoral appointments at INSERM Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit with Stanislas Dehaene in France and the Educational Cognitive Neuroscience Lab with Bruce McCandliss (now at Stanford) in Vanderbilt University’s Peabody College. Our research uses functional MRI to explore the neural basis of numerical and mathematical abilities in children.

Personal email: emhubbard@wisc.edu

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Undergraduate Lab Managers

Sophie Schaubel

My name is Sophie Schaubel and I’m a Junior majoring in Neurobiology and Health Promotion & Health Equity with a certificate in Disability Rights and Services. I plan to become a Physician Assistant in the future. This is my third year in the lab, and I’m excited to continue as a lab manager. Outside of the lab, I enjoy working as a CNA, running, traveling, and spending time with friends.

 

Max Komisar

My name is Max, and I am a senior studying psychology with a certificate in education and educational services. I am interested in conducting research at the intersection of psychology and education, and I intend to pursue a PhD in psychology. I have worked in the lab for several years, and I currently serve as an undergraduate lab manager. Outside of school, I enjoy long-distance running, traveling, and listening to music.

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    • Current Research
      • Numerical Cognition
        • Numerical Cognition Selections
    • Past Research
      • Multisensory Integration (MSI) + Synesthesia
      • Autism spectrum disorders/MNS
      • Learning through Play
  • Links
    • Educational Neuroscience, fNIRS and fMRI
    • Kids, learn about your brain!
    • Our Friends
    • Related Labs and Organizations
  • Study Opportunities
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