We are the Computational Action Lab, a psychology and neuroscience research group led by Jonathan Tsay (JT), and based at Carnegie Mellon University.

 

Our lab's mission is to understand how humans master a near-limitless repertoire of movements, from brewing coffee to parallel parking. 

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To achieve this, we will use a wide range of methods like computational modeling, psychophysics, patient testing, and neuroimaging.

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We expect our findings to not only generate new insights into learning and memory but also optimize rehabilitation and improve human performance. 

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If you are interested in joining this quest as a post-doc, graduate student, or lab manager, please write to JT at xiaotsay2015@gmail.com. In addition, you can find our lab's principles and policies here.