Human-Computer Interaction, Human-Robot Interaction, Social and Cognitive Neuroscience, Cognitive Modeling, Artificial Intelligence and Citizen Science
I'm a science and media dork who wants the world to laugh and learn. I'm currently a PhD student in the Human Factors & Applied Cognition program at George Mason University. My research interests include social robotics, human-computer interaction, cognitive modeling, machine learning and citizen science.
As a scientist, I'm working to enhance our understanding of the brain and foster a global commitment towards enhanced education, fun, and a healthier, safer and more engaging built environment!
Walliser, J., Tulk, S., Hertz, N., Issler, E., & Wiese, E. (2015, October). Effects of Perspective Taking on Implicit Attitudes and Performance in Economic Games. In International Conference on Social Robotics (pp. 684-693). Springer International Publishing.
Research Methods (lab) - Fall 2014
Social Psychology - Fall 2015
Cognitive Psychology - Spring 2016 & Summer 2016
Mystery, Madness and Murder - Fall 2016
Intro to Psychology - Spring 2017
Michigan Technological University: BS in Civil Engineering; Certificate in International Sustainable Development Engineering
George Mason University: MA in Human Factors, Psychology; PhD in Human Factors Psychology (current)