Guo Wanjia

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I am Wanjia (郭菀葭). I am a T32 postdoctoral research fellow at Princeton Neuroscience Institute, working with Dr. Ken Norman. My research focuses on the hippocampal neural mechanisms of memory interference resolution, using neuroimaging and computational modeling methods.

Before joining Princeton, I worked as an Applied Scientist at Amazon Alexa, where I developed various applications of Large Language Models. I received my Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Oregon, under the guidance of Dr. Brice Kuhl, supported by an NRSA predoctoral fellowship. Previously, I conducted post-baccalaureate research at Stanford University, working with Dr. Anthony Wagner and Dr. Beth Mormino.

Outside the lab, I enjoy growing house plants, trying my hand at latte art, exploring new hobbies, and spending time with my dog, Chestnut.

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