Hannah Mechtenberg
User Support [iBrain Fellows]
I study how the brain balances ambiguity in the signal and prediction during spoken language processing. My questions vary from how processing effort changes based on low-level acoustic details to what types of linguistic signals the cerebellum is sensitive to. I use a combination of methods—behavioral, fMRI, TMS, pupillometry—to investigate these questions. To complement my academic work, I also dedicate time towards science outreach, science communication, and finding ways to prioritize participant experience during research.
Education
| MS, Psychological Sciences (2022) | University of Connecticut, USA |
| BS, Neuroscience (2018) | Colorado State University, USA |
Research Interests
TBD
Selected Publications
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