On 6/21/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > right now, i maintain computers for the bioinformatics research network > (brain imaging) and am conducting a study of how people talk in > psychotherapy with vs without the use of psychoactive medications. > previously i worked with correct and incorrect subliminal cuing's > effects on visual recognition (naming) tasks (with colleagues at mit) > and ported the "freesurfer" mri analysis package to osx and 64-bit > architectures. (i've been here three-and-a-half years.) in short, i'm > a brain scientist with a knack for computers and special interest (it > was my minor in grad school) in linguistics, and particularly enjoy > research into brain function involving language (my dissertation was on > the electrophysiological differences between nouns and verbs). i also > occasionally supervise grad students or postdocs; i think steven pinker > (a professor here) assigns either one of my papers or something that > references one of my papers in some class he teaches, as once a year or > so i briefly have a slew of students coming to me to talk about syntax.... >
Awesome! V
