Melissa K. Carroll

Graduate Student
313 Computer Science Building
Princeton University

I'm a fourth year PhD student in Computer Science and Neuroscience at Princeton University. My primary research interests are in machine learning, artificial intelligence, and neuroinformatics.

My advisor is Rob Schapire and I'm working with Ken Norman's Computational Memory Lab on reading your mind.

During the summer of 2007, I interned with the Biometaphorical Computation group at The IBM T.J. Watson Research Center - Yorktown, working on regularized regression for fMRI data.

Prior to coming to Princeton, I worked as a Research Data Manager/Analyst for the Weill-Cornell Institute of Geriatric Psychiatry at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University. Here's a photo of a routine personal interaction from my work days.

I have an MS in Computer Science from Pace University and a BA in Psychology from SUNY Binghamton.

During my copious free time, I enjoy digital photography, especially nature and wildlife photography. Some of my photos are in my Pbase photo gallery and Old Sam Peabody's Pbase Gallery.

Last modified: 9/9/07