1,000 Day Plan
Cognitive Cyber Nexus
The Cognitive Cyber Nexus (CCN) Task Force is exploring how human cognition, cyber systems, and physical environments can integrate and interact. Tulane’s interdisciplinary strengths in neuroscience, engineering, psychology, and natural sciences, along with its expertise in mammalian and primate research, position SSE to lead in pioneering advancements that merge cognition and machine. This initiative asks the question: how can our brains, computers, and machines work together seamlessly?
" Can we better integrate brain, AI, and machines to help individuals with neurological disorders live better lives? Tulane’s interdisciplinary strengths in neuroscience, engineering, psychology, and natural sciences, along with its expertise in mammalian and primate research, position SSE to lead in pioneering advancements that merge cognition and machine. "
— Dean Hridesh Rajan
Task Force Composition
Professor, Physics and Physics Engineering
PhD, University of Waterloo
Associate Professor, Burk-Kleinpeter Inc. Professorship in Science and Engineering, Psychology
PhD, University of Washington
Professor, Chemistry
PhD, Robert Gordon's University
Professor and Chair of Biomedical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering
PhD, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine
Professor and Catherine and Hunter Pierson Chair in Neuroscience, Cell and Molecular Biology
PhD, University of Bordeaux
Associate Professor, Computer Science
PhD, Ohio State University
