Each year the Cognitive Science Department selects at least two outstanding Honors Theses to receive the Robert J. Glushko Prize for Distinguished Undergraduate Research. The winners receive a cash prize.
Evalie Rehor: "Neurons and Navigation: How Single Cells in the Brain Map Our Environments" (LinkedIn)
Cassidy Lu: "Correlating Neural Activity with Natural Environmental Features from Video Footage of Freely Moving Patients"
David Wu: "The relationship between production and perception in a speaker's second language" (LinkedIn)
Brandon Kao: "Exploring the Impact of User-Mirroring Chatbot Personas Driven by Large Language Models on Reducing Loneliness in Speech and Text Interactions"