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Sean Lorenz

Sean is a PhD student in Cognitive Neural Systems at Boston University. He enjoys all things neuroscience but if forced to choose a few primary interest areas they would be: neural correlates of autism, cognitive control, neuromorphic technology, and computational models of cortical network function. Before his PhD, Sean got a masters studying religion & evolutionary consciousness, helped start a film festival in Boston, ran a graphic design firm, and did other things to avoid having a steady job.

FULL DISCLOSURE: SEANĀ  IS FUNDED BY THE NSF THROUGH CELEST.

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