Megan Caruso

Megan Caruso is a PhD student pursuing a combined degree in Computer Science and Cognitive Science at the University of Colorado Boulder.4 Her research focuses on multi-modal signal analysis, which involves analyzing data from multiple sources or modalities.4

As a graduate student research assistant, Megan works at the Institute of Cognitive Science at CU Boulder.3 She is part of the Emotive Computing Lab directed by Sidney D'Mello, where she contributes to research on the interplay between thoughts and feelings during complex real-world activities.2

Megan's research interests include:

• Eye tracking
• fNIRS (functional near-infrared spectroscopy)
• Multimodal analyses
• Brain-computer interfaces
• Deep learning6

Her work has been cited 25 times according to her ResearchGate profile.5 Megan has been involved in various research projects, including one that uses eye-tracking technology to monitor data.7

In addition to her academic pursuits, Megan has been active in student organizations. She served as the GPSG (Graduate and Professional Student Government) representative for the Computer Science department in Fall 2021.1

Megan's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username meganjcaruso, where she likely shares more details about her professional experiences and academic achievements.4