Susanne Haridi
PhD Researcher susanne.haridi@helmholtz-munich.de
@HaridiSusanne
Susanne attained a BSc in Psychology from the University of Würzburg, followed by a MSc from the School of Mind and Brain in Berlin. During her Master thesis, she worked on neuronal circuits of vison at the Harvard Medical School in Richard Born’s lab. In her PhD, she is working on the complexity of human inference. In particular, she is currently looking at how people’s inference times scale as the complexity of a problem increases, and how structure learning can lead people’s inference to scale much better than current cognitive and machine learning algorithms.