A biographical sketch of the author

Danielle Navarro is a computational cognitive scientist at the University of New South Wales. Her research focuses on human concept learning, reasoning and decision making. She’s also interested in language and cultural evolution, cognitive development, and statistical methods in the behavioural sciences. She leads the UNSW Computational Cognitive Science lab, a research group that uses a mix of experimental methods and computational modelling techniques to explore how the human mind works, and is one of the co-founders of R-Ladies Sydney.

She is prone to describing herself in the third person, but is willing to admit that it’s super weird.