Jeffrey Zemla
Assistant Professor at Syracuse University
United States
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Top SchoolJeffrey Zemla is an Assistant Professor in psychology at Syracuse University with 11 years of experience applying computational methods to study human thought. Trained with a PhD in Psychology/Human Factors from Rice and a BA in Psychology & Linguistics from Rutgers, he blends cognitive science, linguistics, and data-driven modeling to probe how people reason and make decisions. His academic trajectory includes research posts at Wisconsin–Madison, Brown, and Princeton, where he developed computational paradigms and experimental designs that bridge theory and measurable behavior. Jeffrey’s work emphasizes interpretable models of cognition rather than black-box prediction, aiming to reveal the cognitive processes behind observed choices. Colleagues value his ability to translate complex statistical and computational techniques into clear experimental tests and teaching examples. He is based in the United States and brings a rare mix of rigorous lab-based research and practical human factors insight to the study of thinking.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Psychology / Human Factors, PhD, Psychology / Human Factors at Rice UniversityBA, Psychology & Linguistics, BA, Psychology & Linguistics at Rutgers University
Github Skills (50)
graph-algorithms10
webworker10
visual-analytics10
semantic10
graph-visualization10
node-webkit10
graph-theory10
network-analysis9
r-package9
graph-analysis9
python9
firefox-addon9
chrome-extension9
nwjs9
google-chrome-extension9
Programming languages (5)
Github contributions (5)
AusterweilLab/snafu-py
Jan 2015 - Jun 2022
Library for analyzing semantic fluency data and estimating semantic networks
Contributions:1 release, 360 commits, 1 PR in 7 years 6 months
analyzingpythonvisual-analyticsdeep-learningestimating
AusterweilLab/snafu-gui
Mar 2017 - Sep 2020
Contributions:66 commits, 56 pushes, 2 branches in 3 years 6 months
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