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David Plaut is a Professor at the Neuroscience Institute and in the Department of Psychology at Carnegie Mellon University. His research focuses on understanding the intricate workings of cognitive processes through a variety of interdisciplinary methods. He employs behavioral methods alongside computational neuroscience to delve into complex phenomena such as language acquisition, reading, and perception. Plaut's work often intersects with developmental processes and non-invasive brain monitoring techniques, providing insights into how the brain processes information and develops over time. Additionally, he has an interest in mathematical and statistical methods that can model and predict cognitive functions and disorders. Through his contributions, he aims to illuminate the underlying mechanisms of both normal and disrupted cognitive functioning, contributing to advancements in our understanding of various diseases and disorders related to cognitive processes.
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