I am a cognitive neuroscientist, with over three decades of research experience in computational and mathematical modeling as well as empirical studies of human brain function and behavior, focusing on the neural mechanisms responsible for cognitive control and human intelligence, and how our growing understanding of these can be brought to bear in the design of computational architectures with more human-like cognitive capabilities. My work lies at the points of contact between neuroscience, psychology, computer science, mathematics, behavioral economics and psychiatry, and involves collaborations with investigators in each of these fields. I also have considerable experience in the coordination and administration of scientific research, as one of the two founding Co-Directors of the Princeton Neuroscience Institute, leading multi-institutional projects (NIMH Conte Center; Templeton Center Grant; NSF Convergence Accelerator grant; PNI-Intel Labs collaboration), and a number of open source software development projects.