Gabrieli Laboratory

Technical Assistants

Nupur Lala

Office: 46-5107

Telephone: (617) 324-3722

Nupur graduated from the University of Michigan in 2007 with a degree in Brain, Behavior and Cognitive Science. Her previous and current research interests include learning and memory formation, developmental disorders and language processing.

Su Mei Lee

Office: 46-4037

Telephone: (617) 324-2898

Email: sumeilee at mit dot edu

Su Mei graduated from the University of California at Berkeley in 2005 with a degree in Computer Science & Economics. She also graduated from the Mind, Brain and Education program at the Harvard Graduate School of Education in 2007. Her goal in life is to solve autism.

Daniel Lieberman

Office: 46-4033AA

Telephone: (617) 324-4355

Email: dalieb at mit dot edu

Dan graduated from Williams College in 2005, where he studied Biology and Neuroscience. He joined the Gabrieli Laboratory as a Research Assistant after working as an English Teacher and Naturalist in Costa Rica for a year.

Patricia O'Loughlin

Office: 46-4037

Telephone: (617) 258-2898

Email:triciaol@mit.edu

Gretchen Reynolds

Office: 46-4033A

Telephone: (617) 324-6515

Email:gor@mit.edu

Gretchen graduated from Dartmouth College in 2007 with a degree in Psychological and Brain Sciences. She's interested in cognitive and emotional processing, developmental and affective disorders, language development, and the Red Sox (!).

Aron Weinberg

Office: 46-4037

Telephone: (617) 324-2898

Email: aronw at mit dot edu

Aron studied psychology and philosophy at Skidmore College, where he graduated in 2001. His main research interests are in Theory of Mind, Asperger's and the brain states associated with meditation. In his next life he would like to be a ski instructor, a writer, a cellist or a humpback whale.

Nina Wickens

Office: 46-4037

Telephone: (617) 328-5116

Email: nwickens at mit dot edu

Nina did her undergraduate degree at the University of Michigan's Brain, Behavior, and Cognitive Science program where she researched lexical activation in second language acquisition. After graduating, she spent a year working in a music cognition lab at Harvard University . Curiosity about the nature of limbic system contribution to learning and decision-making brings her to MIT where she is working on a neuroeconomics project.