Biography

I'm originally from East Montpelier Vermont (we got our first flashing stoplight in town while I was in middleschool). For my senior year of high school, I participated in the VAST program through a local technical college where I completed my high school degree while simultaniously taking a first year course load in computer/electrical engineering. I even ended up getting two high school diplomas. I did my undergraduate work at Queen's University in Kingston Ontario Canada, getting a Bachelors of Computing with a focus on Cognitive Science. I took my third year abroad at the University of Edinburgh, where I continued by informatics/cognitive program. Since 2009, I have been working as a Ph.D. student at Indiana University.

Interests

My interests in cognitive science are still very diverse. I have been working mostly with robotics, natural language processing, and learning through games. A lot of my work has been aimed at multisensory integratin of perception under a natural language-like framework (holographic vector models).

Labratories

I am currently working in two laboratories here at IU:

IU Cognitive Computing Laboratory (Mike Jones)
    Check out the lab's playground website for fun with cognition.

Human Robotics Interaction Laboritory (Matthias Scheutz)

Contact Me

Ph.D. Student, Indiana University Bloomington
Cognitive Science Program
College of Arts and Science
8th floor Eigenmann, 1910 E 10th Street
Bloomington, IN 47406, USA
bkeivitk AT indiana.edu