People
Lewis Baker
I am a Post-Doctoral Associate in the Departments of Psychology, Mathematics and Computer Science at Rutgers University - Newark. I earned a B.S. in psychological sciences and world religious studies from Loyola University New Orleans before completing my Ph.D. at Vanderbilt University in psychology with a concentration in cognitive neuroscience and certification in quantitative methods.
I use behavioral, psychophysical, and compuational methods to study the factors that guide attention and memory in everyday events. I’m engaged in two major projects with the CODAS lab. First, I’m developing the Mobile Maker Center for the large-scale analysis of children’s exploratory play. Second, I’m adapting augmented reality technology to train users’ visual systems to better detect specific features in the environment.
Patrick Shafto
Henry Rutgers Term Chair in Data Science & Associate Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science, Rutgers University - Newark
I am Henry Rutgers Term Chair in Data Science and Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Rutgers - Newark. I am also affiliated with the Institute for Data Science, Learning and Applications (I-DSLA) and have appointments in Psychology, Rutgers Business School, and the Center for Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience (CMBN) at Rutgers.
See my Curriculum Vitae.
Funding
- DARPA XAI: (2017-2021)
- NSF Science of Learning collaborative: (2016-2018)
- NSF EAGER MAKER (CISE): (2016-2018)
- NSF Cyber-human systems (CISE): Perception and Augmented reality (2015-2018)
- NSF INSPIRE (CISE, SBE): Human algorithm interaction (2015-2018)
- NSF REESE, CAREER award: Investigating the implications of social reasoning for learning from teaching (2012-2017)
- DARPA XData: Developing tools to facilitate analysis of very large data sets (2012-2015)
Open source software projects