Raja Marjieh
Kempner Institute Research Fellow
About
Raja Marjieh is a Research Fellow at the Kempner Institute at Harvard University. He completed a PhD in psychology at Princeton University advised by Tom Griffiths. Prior to that he received an MSc in physics and a joint BSc in physics and electrical engineering from the Technion.
Research Focus
Raja Marjieh investigates the computational principles underlying effective cognitive representations. His work combines advances in artificial intelligence, large-scale behavioral studies, and new paradigms known as “algorithms with people” to explore research directions that were previously infeasible, such as the precise mapping between perception and language, the relationship between representation and generalization in naturalistic domains, and the interaction of representation and collective behavior in human-AI populations.