Jeremy Wolfe

Jeremy Wolfe is an Associate Professor and Lecturer at Boston University, where he investigates cognitive science, visual perception, and attention. His research focuses on visual search, hybrid foraging, and ensemble perception, with recent work examining the neural correlates of visual memory search and the impact of risk and reward on foraging behavior. His 2024 publications include studies on consensus definitions for visual distraction, stochastic versus deterministic errors in visual search, and sequential versus simultaneous search in simulated breast cancer screening. Wolfe collaborates extensively with institutions across the US, UK, Germany, Australia, and China, including Harvard University, MIT, and the University of Oxford.