Physical Intelligence Lab
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Yifei Chen, UC Berkeley, 2022-2023
Undergraduate honor’s thesis student in Cognitive Science
Explicit re-aiming in response to scalar feedback.
Next stop: Psychology Ph.D. Student @ Princeton Univ.
Hrach Asmerian, UC Berkeley, 2021-2023
Undergraduate student in Cognitive Science
Large-scale citizen science reveals predictors of sensorimotor learning.
Next stop: Research Associate @ Cedars-Sinai
Carolyn Irving, UC Berkeley, 2020-2023
Post-baccalaureate student in the Department of Psychology
Signatures of contextual interference in implicit sensorimotor adaptation.
Next stop: Neuroscience Ph.D. Student @ UC Berkeley
Anisha Chandy, UC Berkeley, 2021-2023
Undergraduate honors thesis student in the Department of Molecular Biology
Next stop: Media, Medicine, and Health M.S. @ Harvard Medical School
Ines Sebti, University of Cambridge, 2022-2023
Masters student in Cognitive Neuroscience
Exploring semantic-gestural associations with ecological training and markerless tracking.
Next stop: Neuroscience Lead @ Brain Health
Joseph Kelly, UC Berkeley, 2022-2023
Post-baccalaureate student in the Department of Psychology
The effect of cerebellar degeneration on explicit sensorimotor strategies.
Next stop: Clinical Psychology Ph.D. Student @ Northwestern Univ.
Tara Najafi, UC Berkeley, 2020-2023
Undergraduate honors thesis student in the Department of Molecular Biology
Implicit sensorimotor adaptation is preserved in Parkinson's disease.
Next stop: Medical School Student @ Univ. of Miami
Mihai Cipleu, UC Berkeley, 2021-2023
Undergraduate honors thesis student in the Department of Psychology
The effect of low vision on explicit re-aiming during sensorimotor adaptation.
Next stop: Medical Assistant @ Pediatric Associates
Sheer Karny, UC Berkeley, 2021-2022
Undergraduate honors thesis student in Cognitive Science
Differential effects of aging on implicit and explicit processes supporting sensorimotor adaptation.
Next stop: Junior Lab Specialist @ UC Irvine
Lauren Schuck, UC Berkeley, 2021-2022
Undergraduate SURF scholar in the Department of Psychology
Cerebellar degeneration impairs strategy discovery but not strategy recall.
Next stop: Clinical Research Coordinator @ Icahn School of Medicine
Heran Yosif, University of Delaware, 2021-2022
Post-baccalaureate student in the Department of Physical Therapy
The detrimental effect of stroke on sensorimotor adaptation.
Next stop: Medical Student @ Thomas Jefferson University
Joie Tang, University of Delaware, 2021-2022
Post-baccalaureate student in the Department of Physical Therapy
The detrimental effect of stroke on sensorimotor adaptation.
Next stop: Doctor of Physical Therapy Student @ Univ. of Delaware
Kristel Cosio, UC Berkeley, 2021-2021
Summer scholar from the NIH Bridges to Baccalaureate program
The effect of target location on implicit sensorimotor adaptation.
Next stop: District Intern @ U.S. House of Representatives
Faiven Amare, UC Berkeley, 2021-2021
Summer scholar from the NIH Bridges to Baccalaureate program
The effect of target location on implicit sensorimotor adaptation.
Phoebe Lo, UC Berkeley, 2020-2021
Optometry doctoral student in the Department of Optometry and Vision Science
Low vision impairs implicit sensorimotor adaptation in small but not large errors.
Next stop: Associate Optometrist @ Coachella Valley Optometry
Steven Tan, UC Berkeley, 2020-2021
Optometry doctoral student in the Department of Optometry and Vision Science
Low vision impairs implicit sensorimotor adaptation in small but not large errors.
Next stop: Optometrist @ Bellevue Eye Specialists
Arohi Saxena, UC Berkeley, 2019-2020
Post-baccalaureate student in the Department of Psychology
The benefits of immersive virtual reality on cognition and sensorimotor control.
Next stop: Medical Student @ Washington Univ. at St. Louis
Jiaying Xu, UC Berkeley, 2019-2020
Post-baccalaureate student in the Department of Psychology
The role of attention on implicit sensorimotor learning.
Next stop: Founding engineering at an AI startup
Alan Lee, UC Berkeley, 2018-2020
Undergraduate student in the Department of Computer Science
Moving outside the lab: the viability of assessing sensorimotor learning online.
Next stop: Software Engineer @ Google
Cindy Lin, UC Berkeley, 2018-2019
Undergraduate student in the Department of Computer Science
The effect of visual uncertainty on implicit sensorimotor adaptation.
Next stop: Masters in Data Scientist @ Harvard Univ.
Noah Bussell, UC Berkeley, 2018-2019
Undergraduate student in the Department of Chemical Engineering
The effect of visual uncertainty on implicit sensorimotor adaptation.
Next stop: Chemistry Ph.D. Student @ Columbia Univ.
Aoran Zhang, Carnegie Mellon University, 2021-2025
Undergraduate student in the Department of Statistics
Large Reaching Datasets Quantify the Impact of Age, Sex/Gender, and Experience on Motor Control
Next Stop: Ph.D. Student @ Rice University
Ashley Statham, Carnegie Mellon University, 2021-2025
Undergraduate student in the Department of Psychology
Impact of Handedness and Hand Dominance on Implicit and Explicit Sensorimotor Learning
Next Stop: Physical Therapy Aid @ Shepherd Center
Graham Haedrich, University of Waterloo, 2021-2025
Undergraduate student in the Department Mechanical Engineering
Impact of Handedness and Hand Dominance on Motor Acuity
Next Stop: Distributed Systems Engineer @ Tesla
Elise Mitchell, Carnegie Mellon University, 2021-2025
Undergraduate student in the Department of Psychology
Impact of Handedness and Hand Dominance on Interlimb Transfer
Next Stop: Ophthalmic Technician @ Wills Eye Hospital
Mabel Ziman, Carnegie Mellon Univity, 2024
Research Assistant in the Department of Psychology
Development of a novel dynamic proprioceptive tracking task
Next Stop: Applying to Graduate School