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EEB 522 Seminar Series - Isla Duporge & Steven Gaughran

EEB 522 Seminar Series Colloquium on the Biology of Populations Presented by Isla Duporge "Tracking Animals with the USArmy Research Laboratory" & Presented by Steven Gaughran…

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Exploring Medieval Jewish Art and Life through a Fifteenth-Century Italian Manuscript

https://middleagesforeducators.princeton.edu/exploring-medieval-jewish-art-and-life-through-fifteent...

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Mellon Forum- 'Faith Shines Equal'

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OURSIP Intern - Caitlin Wang

Modeling Predictive Process in the Brain with Variational Autoencoders (VAE) Advised by: Prof. Tim Buschman, Princeton Neuroscience InstituteSeth Akers-Campbell, Princeton Neuroscience Institute…

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OURSIP Intern - Jingjing Wang

Mechanisms underlying the heterogeneous expression of vpsL in Vibrio cholerae biofilm Advised by: Prof. Bonnie Bassler, Molecular Biology Dr. Grace Johnson, Molecular Biology

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OURSIP Intern - Caroline Weaver

Visual Perception and Attention Advised by: Professor Timothy Bushman; Princeton Neuroscience Institute Qinpu He; Princeton Neurosscience Institute

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Human Attention Judgement and the Attention Schema Theory of Consciousness, Kathryn T. Farrell, UG '25 and Sarah C. Kimmel, UG '24 (2770632)

Princeton’s Attention Judgment study aims to investigate the ability of the human brain to predict and model the attention of others. Our work is centered around the Attention Schema Theory of…

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The Development of a Convolutional Neural Network for the Classification of Drum Sounds, Louis Larsen, UG (2270432)

Music is a universal language, and people can easily decipher between many different types of instruments. While recent developments in machine learning have allowed computers to distinguish between…

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Human-level reasoning without the need for an inhuman learning paradigm?, Nobline Yoo, UG '23 (2272767)

Two-dimensional human pose estimation is a challenging task, where the goal is to localize key anatomical landmarks (e.g. elbows, knees, shoulders), given an image of a person in some pose. Current…

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Extending Feature Visualizations to Text-To-Image Generative Models, Adam Kelch, UG '24 (2262505)

With the rapid development of large-scale and complex generative AI models, there is a there is a demand for new tools to explain the inner workings and behavior of such systems. While various visual…

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How are similar objects represented in the brain?, Elita Lee (4413825)

We come across pieces of highly similar information in our daily lives. The hippocampus is known to form nonoverlapping representations of these similar memories to prevent interference. In our…

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Beyond Norm-Takers or Norm-Breakers: India and China’s rhetorical engagement with the norm of sovereignty at the United Nations Security Council between 1971-1992, Kanishkh Kanodia, UG '23 (2270044)

Traditional accounts of Third World interaction with the norm of sovereignty presume that these states complied with the norm by assimilating into a Western-dominated order after decolonization,…

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